The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF ARCHDUKE ALBRECHT AT

BERLIN.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Renter's office :

"BERLIN, TUESDAY.

"The Archduke Albrecht of Austria has arrived
here this morning at a quarter past five o'clock from
Vienne. His suite is composed of four superior
officers. He wee received at the railway terminus
by the civil authorities and the Commander-in-Chief
of the army of Berlin.
" The Archduke afterwards repaired to the royal
palace, ens wing of which was put in readiness for
his imperial highness."

°BERLIN, MONDAY.

" The official Prussian Gazette (Prawsia•h. Zeitmg)
publishes a leading article, of which the following
is a summary :
' ' '

" .11uringthe lest few days, unesainees has taken
posesseion of the public mind at the news that the
assembling of the Congress has eg►in become
doubtful. The anticipation of • near and
dangerous crisis which that news arouses
has increased public fears. Without wishing to
maintain the groundlessness of the intelligence, we
theless believe ourselves permitted to assume
that, in spite of the serious turn affairs have taken,
the efforts of the mediating powers are not yet to
be regarded as terminated ; and, indeed, a step of •
seediatorial nature has just been taken by the
PilneillA Government. Keeping in view the re-
peated declarations of Fnusceof • peaceful tendency,
the hope still remains that mediation in the impend•
Mg difficult questions may possibly be proceeded
with. In the meantime the country, with provi-
dent regard for coming emergencies, may be
streog, in the consciousness that above all
things its government has during the negotiation'
fee mediation neglected no steps which could enable
Prussia to fulfil the duties imposed upon her by her
position towards Germany and Europe. Govern-
ment may hope to meet with the confidence of the
smantry, and may entertain the expeetatioa of (W-
-inter the part of her German federal allies a similar
imairisaas animated by similar eadaavciare •

SARDINIAN DESPATCH.

The following despatch has been addressed by
Chant Carom to the Marquis pAreglio, the Sar-
dinian minister in London :

TURIN, MAs.ca 21.

/load= la Matqals,—Ttle governmental koala haa just
made the brawl popoeltios to outsell the Italian queslioa
to a megrim of the gnat powers.
' •

I hasten, M. le Marquis, to make known to you the views
ot the government of the Hiog in this respect.'
Sardinia has no objection to make easiest the meeting of
• congress which, taking into coosidention the interests
_ .

sad the just complaints of the nasal* would take upon
itself to give a pacific and "abrader, solution of the die-
cultist which deservedly attract the salons attention of
Europe. But the cabinet of Turia believes at the acme time
that Piedmont ought to be repessmated at this can(? s, and
It is persuaded that in intermingle would be useful, not to
say indispensable, if the power. which show a premed sym-
pathy for Italy, and those which desire to obviate the
danger of the abnormal state of the Peninsula, think they
I can render prevalent a mum more conformable to justice
by obtaining concessions sod guarantees of a nature to can
the public mind.
lisatinia enjoys the confidence of the unhappy populations
whose fate is about to be decided; she has already mimed
her voice in their favour at the °wrest of Paris, and that
voice was not only listened to by the most enlightened
governments of Europe, but it hen 'noosed.' In calming
vexations and angers ready to burst forth ; It hie dimmed
revolution, substituting for it the regular and legal seam of
diplomacy.
. . . .

-
garlic* in taking the Mad of the national movement,
bra always exareised the Masses it had acquired to canted
nasty revolutionary parks.; Instead of exciting the minds
of men sonred by suffering and deceptions, it endeavoured to
keep than within bounds, and to lead them to a more
healthy sppreciation of the events and obstacles which delayed
the fulfilment of their legitimate desires. We may openly
declare it; if Italy has not been the theatre of new troubles
lately, if we hem not to deplore insane popular movements,
followed by sanguinary reaction, it is to the saluttry action
and pendant attitude of Piedmont that it most in a great
=rare he attributed,

As regents the questions which ought to form the object
of the deliberations of the congress, the cabinet of London
Is cognimat of the view taken of them by the government of
the King. In the memorandum of the lit of March it has
frankly enplaned its views, it has pointed out the grievances
of the Peninsula, it kern indicated the reparations they ve.

quire. That explanation her been communicated to the court
of Loudon, and it met with a favourable reception. Lied
ifshumbery has admitted the moderation of Sardinia, and
bee rendered hornige to her good faith. Thus, whether by
its general conduct eines the affairs of Italy have taken
the first place in the carte of Europe—whether by Its decla-
ration, clearly formulated as regards the peo' which now
appear to render an immediate solntion necessary, the British
government ought to be convinced that the court of Sardinia
will lend a sincere support to all meuurea which the high
united ;own in congress may propose in the interest of

filhe to flatter myeelf, therefore, that the cabinet of Lou-
don will, without difficulty, admit the propriety that Sar-
dinia should be represatted Is the congress proposed by
Buda.

With this ol.ject in view, I beg of you, M. le Marquis, to
entailt the above observations to Lead Ilalawsbory, reading
to hint sod &tying with hie a copy of this deseniedt.—l
atn, &c., C. CAYoUE.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

V1ON:0111 OWN

PARIS, MONDAY ETZNING.
'The Patrie doe' not appear to have received the

communication with which the Pays has been
favoured, for it sums up the latest news u showing
that the " tendencies of Austria are still for war,"
and that there are serious doubts as to the meeting of
the congress. What I have heard myself ie, that a
despatch has been received from Count Roca,
which does appear to hold out a prospect that
the congress may assemble. According to this
version Austria is disposed to make a compromise on
the subject of the dimming of Piedmont. She now
says that she does not apprehend any evil from the
presenos near her frontier of the regular army of
Piedmont, became she knows these troops are well
disciplined, and will be guilty of no aggression with-
out the orders of their chiefs ; but she insists upon
either the dispersion or the withdrawal into the in-
terior of the irregular corps that have been formed
with deserters and volunteers. There is an impres-
sion that, yielding to the advice of England and
Prussia, Sardinia will so far yield on this point as to
make the congress possible.
The Bourse opened with great excitement. Large
purchases were made under the influence of vague
pacific rumours, and the Rente rose to 67fr. 70c.
(66c. higher than the closing price of yesterday.)
Later in the day a telegram respecting the heavy
fall of 21 in Vienna Metallic., and a great rise in
the exchange in Paris, caused a strong reaction, and
the Rents, after much fluctuation and a great deal
of speculative business, closed at 67fr. 45c. for
account, and 67fr. 26c. for cash, with a ries on the
day of nearly 16fr. and 10c. Mobilier rose 21fr.
250. The Orleans railway rase 10e., and the other
lines were from 2fr. 60n. to 6fr. higher.

It appears, by the latest letters from Italy, that
G 1 Ginlay did really address his troops in the
terms stated by the Turin journals. A report of his
speech was printed end circulated in Milan, and
copies having reached Turin, the very natural mis-
take was mad* that the warlike sentiments of the
general's speech had appeared in the form of an
" order of the day." There is, however, a great
distinction between a speech made by an officer to
his soldiers, on their private parade, and the mere
official manifesto wrongly transmitted by telegraph,
and which alone is contradicted by the .3fllo/4
Gazette.

General Ullos, the friend of Manic, has left Paris
for Turin.

The council of ministers usually held at the
Tuileries on Saturday, was postponed till this day
in consequence of the Emperor's sporting excursion
to Rambouillet. After the breaking up of the
council the Emperor received the commercial section
of the council of state, in order to discuss with them
the question of the corn duties.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA
MAILS.

The following telegram hu been received by the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com.
Pan,':
__

. .
" MAILBEILLSO, TIMIDAT MORNING.
" The Nepaul, with the mails from Calcutta and
China, arrived at Marseilles yesterday at 8 p.m.
" The mails left for London at 10.90 p.m.
" Passengers are to remain in quarantine fifteen
hours.

" The Indus left Malta for Southampton at 4 p.m.
on the Bth inlt."

The Prince and Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar
have left Taft for Lombardy.
... . _

'rhe Vienna Gazette publishes a decree of the
Minister of Public, Worehip, which m.intains in Anglia
the temporary prohibition enforced &pipit Runin catholic
priests when converts to proterantiam, and preventing them
from marrying. The flesstie aflame that the motive foe
this order Is that formal of those who become protestant.
afterwards return to the Raman catholic church. As holy
orders impress an indelible ohmmeter, gni as priests who
return to the catholic church most be .gain coneidtred as
suolt. the Angelica of that prohibition, which was demanded
by the ratirlsat consistoriest would lure given rite to m-
anta= difficulties.

ITALY.

SARDINLi.

(71011 OVI OWN

TURIN, Aran. 8,

The Cavaliere Merino d'Aseglio arrived here
yesterday from Rome. Agitation in that city is
daily on the increase, and accordingly renders the
withdrawal of the French garrison less and less
probable. The railway from Home to Civita Vecchia
is completed at last, a happy issue, chiefly due to the
firm willof Napoleon 111., to whom it wall a matter
of importance to have a quicker and easier communi-
cation between the ass and the Pope's capital. I be-
lieve the C,avaliere d'Aseglio will ultimately goto Paris
and fill the post now occupied by the Marquis Villa-
marina, the latter having demanded • discharge from
his ambassadorial functions. It would appear as if
he were more ealous of his official dignity than is
the Prince de I'Auvergne. Both of them, as I fbr-
merly mentioned to you, have for many months
past been utter strangers to the negotiations
and correspondence carried on between the
cabinet of Turin and that of the Tuileries. Both of
them were made acquainted with the marriage of
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilda on the
day when it was no longer a secret to any one. On
the other hand, the extreme intricacy of affairs now
requires at Paris the presence of a somewhat gifted
and skilled diplomatist, which perhaps the Marquis
Villamarina may not happen exactly to be, although
all his moral qualities may be ever so eminent. The
Cavaliere d'Aseglio has sojourned long at Rome,
long enough, at all events, to impart to the minister
the exact state of that city and the disposition of
its inhabitants. Although looked upon with an evil
eye by the prelates, d'Aseglio has had a private con-
versation with Pio Nono. I have reason to believe
that he endeavoured to inspire kis Holiness with
greater confidence in the Piedmonteee government,
and to convince him that it is not hostile to the true
and legitimate interests of the church of which he is
the head. All such attempts will be of little avail.
The Pope trusts the Emperor of Austria alone ; his
faith in France is small indeed, and in Piedmont he
has none at all. The Cavaliers d'Aseglio thinks he
shall be able at Paris to give a truer conception to
Napoleon of Roman affairs than the Duke of Gram-
mont is giving, for the duke spends his time in con-
versing with cardinals and Roman princes, and
therefore is not in a position to know the real feel-
ings of the people. The reports he sends to the
Emperor, if they are not written in the same vein as
M. de Rayneval's were, are still widely removed from
the truth. . .

The Roman youths who intend passing over to
Piedmont as volunteers will be compelled to submit
to a kind of exile, for they have been officially in-
formed that they will not be able to return to their
country without the Pope's special permission.
AU our communications from Lombardy concur
in stating that Austria's military preparations,
instead of being slackened, are being ra-
pidly increased. At Vienna there is not
the slightest belief in the preservation of
race. An order of the day was read yesterday
in the barracks at Milan, of which order it may be
sufficient to observe that it virtually expresses a
declaration of war. It is believed at Milan that
this extraordinary document has the Commandant
Count Giulay for its author. The order seems to me
so strange that I think it more advisable to wait for
its confirmation before I say more about it.

said bay the ommin
peatiwen was gmig
araboafe
ladedmil "1 =
1 bad winos • geed
bed any idea whoa itonlite pssaMeLM raidAkeettwo
mostbe tam yen brie lessee' I was l
241 k logilmabee Aber Mb I wail book le RA Tiothillersi
laigs.trys. 0•111/lortlmr1141:si &meet 1 oa
Stibeab r
to Woks bralef; AMIN" wbo "11Y ie Ni. Am-
ass ea my appointment, end
tbriii=dlmolai Um anat. 1 male
to
tits smetra=liese "slil"•thimaritsbel;
wbr this was. Manisa •....7-Arsoontess r 1 OA" bid
YYii tbsir ohm et Me massy, mod Peek kail Sod bis ; but es
PRO mod Ms (11ambe8) some imm, be bod stopped it
mg elite olows. Mb wee dro but Williamsl bad had al
Om Wog sang bum sesnowbere in the whets transmi-
ttal. I tide from the threat I bad beard about
s le the Commander-la-Chief.
by Mr. Metealir—l bid sipped to the
Duke al Oralwiles sayself , bat remised ammo that I was
wow mph 1 bed peerbody mind my rank% Kr. &ideas,
Se try mil psi ale • itammition, end I mete tot the Duke
boom 1 Mips Is not impatient Man i< I did net know it
wee reel Ist sow tame to pot amp emmentioas. Snag
• seastry kninids, I knew notklap. (A laagto.) I bow
abentb new. (miOntr.) Steinbach was called " the

both the &imitate hod bees =a led to tea—Morphsll
oe the day of the Int essedaelioa, sad Mortimer a few days
&Pours:do. Darla. the Inaba as sztroordinn ember of
esatoosies win applied der sad *Wised by the erns /or
I lie enspuleiry stasdaae• of attains sad the one elicited
Kenn' =teen', Use teen be erowded to acne.

pro hitter to conduct t lloakts et es he wentios
teetied,
,a the part of the crews ; Mt. Monad& sad Mr. &Ince
'pylons( is defiant of Menial sad Mortimer.
The delirium, to the spylicatioa of Mr. Bibles, am
pranged to oceary sesta et the &twiny's Sable, by tin Nib
of thin legal seoleere.

is Mr. lifisrrso—l task tat etch Urea at PateagOrs,
44a was I. I terw d thee Wag re=
I
I a* NCaked lealebsca sew at
led _ . _

Mr. Bra regret, dr, that we have set yet bess obis
so apprehend the third penes (Sidle) iseindad is is
warrants. I shell wooed berweteer with the alamisatise.
Hoary &ideas esamised—ll au a arwelust, reablikay
at Harwood, sear lkilms4a-Miems. I law a bes-
tir, sand Commission la dr ow slebsesil at
Imam m lasiesti. 1 was aszlies la the • math
et April last i• Alois s animist= be Ws, sal
maw ethers I astarred with • puns airod Pails. I
had several eozaastutiestioss with Ws, Is& verbally sod b

Ilda-1 was alappiag at Kr. Fstbargill's as •
vides, Wen do Cassel sow to tea. 1 mom las was ea
serrnass. of 14. lwbrtrll
nesiced the appointment sal was
pained se barb( nonival It without pardoes. I did art
ask Kargell or shier of tbs blesdants bow It WU dot
4001. bad to ke paid. I did an have to pg it; sey toils
sad It ems kw las to oaks each taqtaa
Jena 0. Webs, no of do drool Whoa sad Co.'s. book-
ing Gamy, of tr Ilapnurkst, ad also Bait Lads snip
essat, mord dot sa aterost bad boa opealdisKery,
by Kt.. Enka, dle sane " Analog( sad C 0.," it
ress at Maks Wag "I, Possosbratost, Belgravia."
Whims alb lined to the bosh of 4001.
by Kr. Bribes, in do bd of July, "to be pod to Ant-
Aron sad Ow, as arYra that Mr. Casabobao's mo-
La=b eaV grarned.' Ott tho 17th of illepteseber
was Ismoderrod to Ribes sewasi. and •
dime we bows Ys sane day for 2001. to Marsha sad
IX, to Northam

'Riling, aft', whicb, as Ural at gay, I rsidivei a Mali
hoax • Mr. l4nhdl, data peeekesisy. I saw mamba
upon the subject. It w the ishatliaL It was is Mow

wit hr.morpalvasi.

•• Sir,—l beg lo iodine a wry ars kids; di b. bid Win
pad Royal !Leader lb Duke d Grabrible, It yea wit be
peed to dU up des blasks. The Sp b SO IWO OR,
cm, I believe, b• waved. Sloe twos ca wide& thio maw
dui br carried out is es follows . —Tbe mmm d 4101.
to be lodged at deposit in your eels ate, et
White sad Co.'s bank, to be troodiered b the
account of a party whose same will ho &anon mein
ao Mr. Cunningham le putted to. commission. If these
true should suit you, I shill be glut le bur tram yew
Waiting you: reply, 1 mama your, &a,

Metwjar—Tbare an other cheque by oaken mad
OW yentas gam by /ticks about the nate thee.
Whams said be bed ae objecthe to hula& or el theme
estrisa het be Tithed it le be undirsioal that hie dna had
se howled., sr earraisa with the defiadaatif truant-
hese beyond rieshrles awaits of ream la the ortiagy way
es hadotea

M. Domes Beasley, maim. to White sad Co., proved
the payment of the cheque for 20W. to Marshall oa Seel.
111, ia two NW. Wes. (The numbers cl the notes were
Benda per soave to produce the cheque.
Mt. Rlbtea—!w moot 'teethe notice to Bich' the drawee.
Kr. Belkia—BMlrs erase the account on Armstrong sad

. T. B. ![Aria..,.

" P.B. It will be subject to Mr. Conolagiwas wars ra
examination. Mire is one ott the 2nd of Jam. Cos bo go
op them f" _ _ _

-Examination continued—The " dim doeoen►" mina
to vas a funnel applicutten to his Royal Higkans dr Gm-

—Mr. Eery (to Mr. White)—Waa the mount oriel r a
river oak er la the raw at a firm?
Mr. Whito—Mr. L rid ha rear the muscat far
the Ira at Arietrong or C 0.," bat ha roma draw the
eirivea r hie own our as treasurer of the company.
Shore ant cheque to favour of Mr. sad Mir Made aro.
My Mr. ••••.The 601. woe trazialhord to Mr. Mad-
at
eprate exert.
Afar roes divarrkin the rase vie idjaernel to Manley
art at deer o'clock. Previous to the dam of the ro-
aring% Mr. Meralto said Ma dint, Mr. Marra% hand
that hie briars or entrains la caracornie
of this charge having been brought 'Oast Net.
Be &Lenders wished to state what he should endeavour to
prove at the Fors thee, that ha had never received,
or Indirectly, soy looney in this transaction, or say
beyond the sooapect of haring the outfit to oar.

maedr•in•Cbid t, grant a comniniim, without pnallosa.

to Wr. Coaaltigham,as the ground of tito owvionososilorsi

by bia father, sad other mar nisi's, in the BMA sissy— I
a bleak being left foe my signature ; I wee intend to copy
it. On the 14th of Jens 1 sent a orgy of this doemoset to
Marshall, limed by myself. I entiesquelly essfened again
with Marshall gad Pugh epos the stabjeet of the commis-
sloe. It was about the 6th of July, as .y amine to
London. 1 swapped at Coot's Hotel, and shout the OM I
celled as Marshall, at his Mop is leirseya-strest. H. said
be woo glad to as OM in tom after I had given him my
slams, sad stated the object of my visit—Mr. Conninglego's
emmiesion. He said if I would wait a few minute' he
would seed round to the once of Moen. Armstrong sad Co.
kw eve of the gentlemen to tame op and mo as. I welted
steel a quarter of an beer, having sem hlm dispatch a mw
gager, sad hosed the name of McKim" nosebleed a this
paean to whom the manage wee tea delivered. Hong
mien to wait, I intended to call enia about ea be
after-
wards ; bit l kund scant was left stray hotel. I bad as Weis
view with the person who left the esA sad whom I
to be Copt. Mortimer. It was sot de fendaet. howevileur, bat !
pence named Rieke. He required on to write another copy
of the application to hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge, which I sinews& aetto s• At:estrous and Co." I
oleo wrote the sou motored at the an.. time.
Mr. Ribtos objected to this note being read until its Mis-
ogyny was laity proved.
fiergesat ilium., of the detective force, deposed that the
note woo found, with 0. hoe peps; la the office of Arm-
strong mad Co , at Woburn Chambers, where Mortneer was
arrened.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF
(Holm Dlr. Os

This wt Ur eserierti; sonlilug iithe ere elf Melts
Wooltartco, bussangsof Weellbaiddeld. Tlrserssts,
Mr. Orem, Wad woe vire pas pie Is the
="11 fry
Deasebe and show aLrpearmitglsWity.
The bliorbs me dr priseisal items
Da. d.

To oglial
To mil=
To ditto Whig waritr 31,818 1 2
Tomat of 'fro Woolsortoo's protoriy
21, 1
183 3 1
426 0 0
met
To finis
To lislibles

Crose:namised by Yr. nibtoe—l bed ao warrant. I
opesed the door with a key. Mortimer was aamt...l them
in my primes, end tho pawn were taloa from the ek the
lame *maim. We got the keys from the boy.
By Mr. &d3—The ammo oa the dear was "Armstrong
sad Co."
Mr. Hamphreye, colicitor for the pra.eeetfos, proved that
he toot the note from the boy handed to him by the 'eat lat-
eral

111,1133 16 6

--Mr. Balton argil tits illegality al 'sing this not. as eni-
dean►

By debtors: --
0641 A9I3 16
9
Bad
By
By =4914119es
By bile Apoillsl as 041449.1 seeerity 1,839 18 11
Hy tests arum
By mat aellems•
By Yaws& swil 18, ails
By bosom* 1419419 mourn 4242 10 0
By 164648 le WNW 8,883 0 0
By Isom

be re•Lßetuy—l will Wu • acne of you objection. It mg

-
(Mr. Borosby, dant dark, bus reed the note, and *other
✓opy at the formal ae the Comoodw IsCkief, •
oo=oa.oC sastillato of *OM, dc.)
reenned—la measeme of what_pestai
a)lszighotal Mem Ric* and raysalf, I west to WMta's
Oonsasy, Maymin—l Miro as Ors SG.
Before this day • ono of 411 if had beam der:Wood le my
am at Illoom. White's; and es the 9th I puss stares
directions emaadze=intiortme.Tha at day I IA
Lob" mil I Iron the many
Urn. Arsons, sod Co. It sae the ono
saw produced, and I naked as moor is doe roam of
port. (Witoon'a Ms was to state that Ito bed nada Go
amany erramomie with W hair, but he hod myet
naiad as, beinades oho meadows of Mr.
Canalogban is mins a_
edkfal essairsation, whisk he
=to be sonoary. Is mon to taia, *tam ins
Oat Inman* bad juin bees roan* by Ana-
=Cs, sad Ys. Omission was to pop for
Gam)
Minna readved waft, War kin Mr. Marshall (pro-

1171114.6111, Marin alesdal la lb recapaca,
TM laadesillas am
m panel by Pujb (dm crows wa-
wa), sad Mil IS ta:

111,313 A •

Tb• n holae. ae &key co eattoesere ha: Wide) -ea
expected to be pad by the aoceptore. The teettred
erahor is Mrs. llarahall, a widow lady, of whoa
debt of 10,606 f. Is ..cared cm properly it B . The
twee of 6,00 W. odd us &key on houses In the Meese
Parade. Brighton.
Yr. Norton and Kr. Tobbetta for the sniper, ad
Lowrance he the beekropt. weed on an adjounimiat for
eht weeks, which wee ordered.

" Jernyn•erme, July 211.
'• Deer 90,-1 beg to ukialveledgo yours of yesunday's
date. With refrmac• to this ratter there meet b. toes We-
lsh*,
.se I Bra the °WM burr from W Hone Guards, tale
kw Win to It.) up for exuainatile, and that theCornramdereise
Chi./ would bate murk pleasure le enisrating kits to es
Gllstrory eithost parr haer,wiakk is eallotest swank os the
terra agreed epee. A. I believe *ere ens great may to
be provided for whitest perchese, It is just porablo wie
at get h gait. se soon se wee saperted • in which cam,
M bares the completion of the teatime, you sot
object to pernetisg es eras tweetv goiter is the
peeper grater, dist ke may get his sonaleatioe at
owe. There hes be,. can thee °Winery inthienes le
this ratter, censerara apes Mr. Cunningham beteg over
W age. However, MB gwarsalee Wt it shall am smug
4291. sr 4261, ad I sully me every effort to get him rated
st este. I have ens Hr. Cussingliam today. H. seem
to be grata; through all right. I think be will pass. I •
sera mew yes to piy, whet completed. 1601. to An
and Co., end the rest to .y basher, se several wiwca
see rtspeseible. Hoping pm will crander sto be utile•
tottery so fat, 1 resale, yours, Ate.,
"T. IL 11/11241Lt.."
• asbesquest lever was also prodsred, to the &Bowleg
goat
" I beg to cosgratalate you es the applintment of yew
relative to as wiser, us the 13th, which is a ray good n-
ewt. have sow to app
sow the onalP. I gig I
Seat yes es emirate, sad if 1 dad eat, orerythisi shag he
supplied of the beet deeeriptios. Hoping to receive your es-
teemed commage, I ems* Ac.,
"T. R. 11143113.1 M
" PA. Yoe will pious to order the Immediate pqrneet g
4001. to Anestrong sad C0.,., I have rode ddkrest ars
reagenratis"
Cure-examised by kin. Metcalfe—Hr. Cuselaigham bei
prevailed, tippled to tie ComismidereiseCldel is IMgr liar
eramierice without marched., but was refused. I de set
know if it wee is eoneepiesee of his Ming over sp. I be-
have it is usual for army talkee to segotiate them met
with the view ofgetting the outfit. I ma sad eanmgeshadsi •
with Pugh is Nay, after ereaf Marshall. The ewer why
we wished to get the commiessea without percesee was to
ssrs 114.. Comalailsame. mother the expense. It le Insilkst I
gem rag, the Tegimestal price in the Isegeres, bet that
are from the rice bring raised &win the
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I paid the mesey. 1 dad Ilfre• with Marshall thsttilteheisierd
supply rb. melt, sad he did have it. Kr. Meaeha I arm
gave ter t.. undeerand that be was to get so ether pelt Ws
the " outfit." We did not ester into any pertiteless as thee
point.
By Yr. Ribtos—The negotiations oecepled gent two er
three moeths. During ell this thee I never era the Is-
fondant Mortimer. I beard his awl stestiang MOP, Ma I
If first suptorert that Backe etas /drainer.
Cep'sia Charles Coming/ism itzemissi—l em es
raise is the 13'b Light Irastry, sew sisticeed ell
Portnoy, in Indeed. I wager being is Lamas as Yr
lib ,f July, std sepsis( et .y eschis hotel is Cake
street fl be (luessis). I went to a tater (11r.
Fothergill) to using* the proper training. I eh-
Mined certificates of qualilkatice, sad took then te the
cake of Armstrong sod Co. Os the 14th July I west le
2, Ruseedl-court (Arratrosig std Co.) is calmnessm d
letter propane as apookstresse. I saws boy there sad
gave him sty card, utdmi him to give it to Kr. AreaMesg.
I followed the boy into a hark No., sad is. him bird the
card to the defirsdent (Mottiraer). Ile said, "Oh, Mr.
nnlissggham, will you walk is f" I rag in, sad produced the
tee , which Mortara. ruelerlook to read is. He
aged if I was teed, to go ep to the eran‘niolm, end I se
" yea" We evoke of the grate* of the appointment, sad
be asked me to in.k in occasionally. I oudetwent exatorate
tics as the Ihb, 16th, 17,ki, era 19th of July. 1 celled as Ike
164 h at Iteemeil-court, mid saw Hertrarr there again. 114

THE EXPEEN, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1859.

SHARE LISTS.-7HIS DAY.

Two o'CLoca. 1,71
The railway share market today is decidedly I
better. Most of the leading stooks exhibit a ries
varying from 1 to 1 per cent.; London and North
Western Stock is now quoted, 931 to 94; Great
Western, 671 to 1 ; Caledonian, 391 to 1 ""
per share ; Midland, 1001 to 1 ; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 931 to 1 ; Sooth Eastern,
201 tot per share; Berwick, 90 to 1; York and
North Midland, 741 to 76; and North British, 66 I
to
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have again si
advanced, the old being now quoted 13-16 to 16-16
prem., and the new, 1 to 1 prem. Great Western IP
of Canada shares have risen to 161 " buyers." The
Indian share.. are scarcely affected in price by the
announcement of the Indian loan.
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