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The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-08

.017MWIALL.

Morgan Biandford,;buialTer. of Wimborne, in Dorset-
shire, was summoned before Sir F. G. Moon, for unlawfully
sending to Newiste Market, oo the 20th of February but,
300 lbs. of beef which was unfit for human food, and dan-
gerous to the health of her Majesty's subjects.

. . .
Mr. Stutchbury. from the City Solicitor's Alm couducted
the rear on behalf of the Commissiooers of Sewers.

Mr. Sketchley said he bed received consignments of meat
on previous ceaseless from the defendant. Each of the
four packages in question contained a quarter of beef, end
as noon as he unpacked them he discovered the meat wee
unfit for human food, although it was all dressed after the
manner it: which good meat is prepared for market. Witness
called the attention of the inspector of meat to the beef,
and be condemned the whole of it. Of seven sheep
sent to him by the defendant on the 30th of Janowy, tine°
were condemned as unfit for food, and the certilicatee of
condemnation were forwarded to the defendant.

Mr. Charles Fisher, inspector of meat in the markets,
rid the meat consisted of four quarters of the carcase of •
now which had evidently died in • state of disease, and from
the appearance of the flesh the animal must have been dead
far some time.

Mr. James Newmaat also an iaspector of meat, said he
likewise sew the meat is oueetioa. and it was decidedly unlit
for food. Os the following day he saw the defoodaot at
Coleshill. sear Wise and told him too carcase of a
cow ci Ids ►ad kart Maid spa, whoa the dstaadaat said
London, England, 1861-04-08

SPAIN.

The Madrid journal* of the 2n.1 have arrived.
Thu Eva.. aaya :—" An official communication
from the Prcsioknt of the Council of Ministers of
Sardinia, reveived yeatertlay, continua the news of
the formal recognition of the Kingdom of Italy by
England." Sir A. Buchanan, English Minis-
ter, wax about to leave Madrid, and his suc-
cessor, Kir J. Cram don, was expected. The jour-
nals ',tate that on the re-aasembling of the Coates
important debates will take place on the inter al
policy of the government, on the Mexican affair,
and tither matters.
London, England, 1861-04-08

LATEST IN'rELLIGENI

THE ILLNESS OF THE POPE.

The Ami de la Religion has received the follow-
ing despatch from Rome, dated the 2nd inst.
" The momentary faintness experienced by the Holy
Father to-day,while misting at the mass in the Six-
tine Chapel, was the precursory symptomof a light
fever, to all appearance of a rheumatical character.
The physicians are unanimous in the opinion that
it is the result of long and numerous fatigues sup-
ported during the holy weeks, and of neglected
sweatings."
London, England, 1861-04-08

OPENING OF THE AUSTRIAN DIETS.

VIENNA, Aran &
The Austrian Diet was opened to-day by the
governor of the province of Austria, who, in his
opening speech, laid stress on the necessity for
maintaining the administrative unity of the whole
monarchy.
Prince Colloredo in his speech pointed out the
necessity for union between the people and the
Emperor.
A committee for examining the elections of the
members was appointed.
Dr. Muhlfeld, one of the deputies to the Diet,
proposed that an address should be voted thanking
the Emperor for the commencement of the realisa-
tion of constitutional principles, and requesting his
Majesty to maintain the unity of the State.

VIENNA, Ann. 6.

The Diets of Styria and Salzburg were opened
to-day. Addresses were adopted, thanking the Em-
perm for the concessions he has granted.
The Diet of Bohemia has likewise been opened
at Prague. The opening speech of the Governor
was delivered in the Bohemian language.

POLAND.
HALISCH, Ann 6.

Order is maintained by the delegation of citizens.
A civic guard has been forint d. The military
maintain a passive attitude. The landr►th, who
London, England, 1861-04-08

ROME.

A Parii letter in the istiiimadaate has the ful-
-1 int;

The private information I have juat received from Rome
oe pii.euts the situation of the holy Father as seasibly
within the loot few days. It is said that the Pope
nuull despond to leave hie capital if the Piedniontese
skull eats r it. The intelligence by the ordinary channels
Is ia from Listing any such intention ; but the report is
of is diplomatic circles, soil give" rise to much comment.
sme person+ pretend that this sudden change took plus.*
ug after Prince I:abrielli's return from Paris. The poser 1... en talkie • • good deal since hi. arrival,
••I has sit been able to obtain aa audience of
Pope. Others, better informed, perhaps, thick
.ustlre change s °wiz% to mcret cornmeal.
loceived trues Vienna. • I have roman to think,"
sans my correspondent, that these last are in the right.
oho immune Cordial.' Anti:meth to he in direct seta-
woken with Mgr. de Minds are nioitakeu. In sppearance
the former is the more enorlerate, bat in reality the policy of
hoth is the aansit" The person who transmits rue those
p 'tireless *Ms. OM be cannot sibrai prepArntinot to bo
asisiag for departure. but he known for certain that •
iimatity of pallid ornainents net with precious storm
and nary valtsable presents scot to Puts IX. by Mr
Preat Movemigss have bees sent ..11 t., spala wader therhuire
of AMU C— a sabahere onicid in the Pope's boesseholL
I have ram:rred other gene& intell*eneo from
soother quarter covrotiorating the above, and I have had
In env bawls • letter &dimmed to a French 61.1wp by • car-
oled, which contains the following peamsge -" The sites.
tom .sts worm &v. and I foresee new misfortunes
sclo. b wi:l in to Isaes Koine ; turbot", I should bo
very happy to lied with you • ming, from the Amu
:several of my colleague thhak of retirees to the south of
Prasee, or to Nice. foe that place Wag so longer a part al
hadraost, are might lies there with MAW security.
A letter from Rome has the following :

I:emerald.. Coves, wishing to :ive the Kiog of Naples a
aperiaan d Freech artillery treatment., ',elected • spot is
the eaviroas d Um City fiteiiuml.le for sorb exercises.
The lor..lity chosen wan the roamelon of the Moan
Seen le whieh the Kaman people twice retired to protest
swim & the iotricians. Three batteries nod 300 horses
fumed a ramp us the small plain at the foot of the kill.
The King arrived about one o'clock, in plain clothes, on
horseback, acerwermied by • single attendant, and the
evolutionn immediately began. Part of the guns and wag-
gma. drawn by Prowls horses. went up the hill with greet
rapidity ; bet soother battery, provided with horses of this
country, hail great dialculty in reaching the top. even in
ea oblique directive. Hie ILaiesty most have seen by the
experiment the superiority of the French means of attack
imildefeece is a regular bottle. The Kiug seemed to take
great isterest in the mamesirrea, soil mortised fur some
time with thmeral ile Gives and other *Seem
London, England, 1861-04-08

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

A young man named—
Edward Holland, about twenty-
two years of age, who was dressed in the most fashionable
attire, and who was until recently employed ea letter-
carrier at the General Poet-office, Edinburgh. was brought
before the Lord Mayor for further examination upon a
charge of stealing a draft for 6901. 7s. 9d. on Mews.
Glyn and Co., bankers, London, from a letter posted at
the General Post-045m in Edinburgh, and with forging the
indorsement of Mr. Richard Jones, depositary to the Brat-
tish Religious Tract and Book Society, Ed, Paternoster.row,
London.

Mr. Peacock appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Allen
attended to watch the case on behalf of the Religious Tract
Society.
It wee proved on the last occasion that on the 26th of
January Mr. Jones ought to hive received from Mr.
Seater, ambler to the Religious Tract Society in Edinburgh,
• dial t far NM 71. 3d., and that such •draft never reached
hint. It was also proved that the prisoner, on the 28th of
Jenardpresented • draft for that amount indorsed
Jones,Bbkent at Messrs. Glyn and Co.'s. in London, and
received in payment twelve 50f1 . notes and the rest in gold,
and that on the same day he went to the Bank ,of Englaud
to get three of the notes changed for gold, and while the
clerk was absent, haviug occasion to take the notes to soother
counter, the prisoner left, leaving the notes in the hands of
the clerk.

Russell, a detective, deposed that he went is company
with Haydon, another detective officer, to No. 23, Clarence-
place, Kentish-town, and saw the prisoner there, and pro-
duced seven 501. Bask of England notes, which the prisoner
handed to him on his taking him into custody.
The prisoner was then remanded until Saturday, in onler
to procure the attendance of Mr. Soutar and other wit neuea,
who were in Scotland.
_ _ _

Mr. Soutar, cashier to the British Tract Society in Edin-
burgh, said that he enclosed the draft produced on Mears.
Glyn and Co., for 6901. 7s. 3d., payable to Mr. Richard
Jones, and endorsed with that name. together with a letter
and a statement of accounts to Mr. Jones, depositary to the
British Tract Societe, 56, Paternoster-row, London, sad
sent it to the post in the evening; but being too late for
that night's poet, it could not start until the following day.
Mr. Dunstell, assistant inspector of letter carriers, (.;e-
-moral Post-office, Edinburgh, sail that the prisoner was em•
ployed as letter center, and he was in the office on the
morning of the 25th, and would have access to the packet in
which the letter containing the draft in question was
put up.
The prisoner, who said that he would reserve hia defence
Ito a future occasion, was fully committed for triaL
London, England, 1861-04-08

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CABIIALTIES.
Baronatnore, of Belfast, from Hammon to Liverpool with vie,.
encountered the hurricane of the 17th and lsth of Fehruilry,
and foundered on the latter day. Five into drowned: tso
had hero *sashed overboard on the 17th, the rem:Muter landed
at Sainte Rose on the m side of this Island on the filed.—
tit. Denis Iteuutoo), Narrh u.
Dr. Kane. arrived here, reports being In oontact off Holyhend. on
the 4th lust., with a lightship. Abe tont bowsprit, and had her
forecastle deck InJured.—Liverpool. April 6.
London, England, 1861-04-08

. .
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by post IS stamps, with Photoeraphk Illustrations: contaluisig
the modern treatment Cm adopted at the Hospital at. Limbs
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21, a new Medical %York, retitled
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Is produced by disregard of nature. laws Conteuta General
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Hours of Consultation from 10 to 2. and sis 9 or by appoint-
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Mr. A. }trough, wine and spirit merchant, of
22, Strand, has altered his prices in accordance with the farther
reduction of the wine dnties. He is now selling excellent Port
and !Merry at las. le/ doyen. and a sone snood Claret at 18e. per
deans bottles hichided.—(Adwetisonamal

A Cure von Wonatwo BOTS. —Yesterday after-
Imes a very iaterestine mese was witnessed is the Chapel
Royal of the Savoy, it large number of boys having assem-
bled, on the specisl invitation ~f the Rev, Henry White,
the 'mond-wet. Acme tnonihs since Mr. White established I
"The Youths Club and Institute," at the Lowther Araule
exhibition rooms, and now lie has about 170 young men
and boys, who are constant ettendente. These lads have I
afforded to them all the reading and instructiou of an or-
dinary evening school, by MOWN of a library and
mom, with claws on every emerreary subject. ThirZ
We also gives them the no less needful opportunity far
free and friendly intercourse with lads of their own age
bill. reap
mea of a cheerful, wellvranned room, provided with
a variety of games, chess, draughts, dominoes, and
gag ike, while daily and weekly neweriapere, and other
periodicals, are amply provided. Mr. White delivered 1111
admirable sermon, in which he gave them some excellent
advice in reference to their general cooduct. The lads,
who seem thoroughly to appreciate the arlventages so
kindly afforded to them, behaved with the greatest pro.
priety during the whole of the service, in which they joined
with touch heartiness. _

-.-. -----
CITY or LONDoN HOSPITAL you DISLASZOI or
VICTORIA-PAIUL —The number of patients re-
lieved at tbir imetiteties durieshot week was 1,110, of which
181 were now mos.
London, England, 1861-06-05

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Jun 4.
The Dagtladet of to-day, in its summary of news,
nays :—" The non-German powers are engaged in
bringing about a peaceful settlement of the dis-
pute between Denmark and Germany.
" Denmark has always followed their advice,
whilst Holstein has invariably rejected all the m-
posals of the Danish government. Sweden has,
however, proposed an arrangement, which the
German powers are willing to accept with some
modifications."
London, England, 1861-06-05

SCULLY V. INGRAM.

In this ease. which has been repeatedly before the court.
Mr. Bovill obtained, on the part of Mrs. Ingrain, n rule for
the purpose of having the Master's taxation of oats re-
viewed.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Jtme 4.
Sittings in Ranco—(Before Lord Chief Je+tice Erie and
Justices Williama, Wiles, and Byles.)
Nearly the whole day was occupied with • special case
framed for the purpose of ascertaining what woe the con-
struction of • will devising some copyhold property ; but
the matter was of interest only to the parties.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—JuNz 4.
Satins in Benoo.—(Before the Lord Chief heron, and
Barone Martin, Bramwell and Chennell.)
HASSAN r. NEABETT.—PCJIINCrION.

Mr. Jones moved for a rule calling on tho defendant in
this action to show cause why an injunction should not issue
to restrain him from practising as a surgeon apothecary or
accoucheur within a distance of five miles of Cassop, in the
county of Dorbam. It appeared that the defendant had
been an assistant to the plaintiff, and in taking the situa-
tion had entered into an agreement containing the above
condition, with the liability to a penalty of 1001. in case of
breach, and the injunction wee moved for, the plaintiff
being willing to forego the penalty.
Tueir lordaLiga granted s rule.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JuNE 4.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
IN RS WHAM; JUN.
The bankrupt, described SY a merchant, of Austinfriars,
applied for Ids certificate. The liabilities are 11,5001. ; the
assets hitherto realised are of trifling amount.
Mr. C. E. Lewis supported.
Mr. Lioklater, for the assignees, offered DO opposition.
Mr. Marshall, fur a creditor (Mr. Gaither, a Bombay
merchant), who had employed the bankrupt aa agent, com-
plained that he had not accounted for hie receipts, but had
applied the money to his own use.
His Honour did, not think that the charge of misapplying
the money bad been established, but said that the bank-
rupt ought to have stopped earlier. As he bad been before
the court twelve months, and there was no imputation of
fraud, he might take a certificate of the second class.
IN RE CHURCHILL AND WIAILLAN.—ADJUDICATION.
The bankrupts were timber brokers, of Cannon-street.
They petitioned the court under the arrangement clauses ;
but the matter was now adjourned into open court. Their
liabilities are stated at 20,0001. ; the amount of assets did
not transpire.
Mesita. Linklater are the solicitors under the proceedings.
London, England, 1861-06-05

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARIC-LANE.-(YRDI DAY.)
There was a heavy fall of rain last night, and today it is
very cloudy, with Shamir in the distance, and the wmd at
W.N.W., rather variable.
This week's y ci home-grown wheat, barley, and
oats is y eenteaded. Flour, malt, and other
articles very limited. Very little Scotch and no
Irish reported as yet. The foreign arrivals of wheat
are very heavy, much the Writ half being
American, the remainder Mediterranean, Black Sea,
and Spanish. Flour a large number of barrels (20,0C3) from
America, and • few sacks of Spanish. Barley continues
very short. Date moderate, Swedish, Russian, and Dutch
principally.
The attendance of buyers at this market today is very
thin, and business emmequently very contracted. Wheat
nominally at Monday's reduction, and but few transactions
reported. Barley tr.ele also very dull. Flour : the large
arrival el American still further depresses the market, and if
lam were forced less money must be accepted than on
Monday.
Oda—A slow trade in retail at about the rake of last
&Lana Is. to 2s. cheaper than last week.
Peas slow, at Moeday's quotations.
Lived, rapeseed, and clovermed command but little
attention.

FwATING CAII,OOI/I—Noi sway now on sale, 'sound
haviog Seem told at full prior for thus Continent.
London, England, 1861-06-05

SOUND and WHITE TEETH are iudispenotable
I. personal attraction. and fa health and lohgerity by the
nenetleatton of foosL hOWLIINIsi ole t\ To, or reed
Dr•lMb
. • white powder emigre& of the choicest and nest
eseineeke Ingredients of the gehmeed !what It extirpates all
tartars= adhesion. to the teeth, and ensures a pearl like white.
ate he the can endow ; mega the further progress of
of the teeth. ••4 ledsces a healthy action of the aunts
The Math also. bete the salubrious and disinfecting qualities
of the Wool., Miami a portly and fragrance truly gr.iteful to In
Powi•nr. Mee 1. 41. per hoe. Coulon.—The surds " Row-
leuobi 4 " aa, are on the label, and " A. lowland and
Yoe,,
armed
u," on the go
perfumers.ventinent stamp. bold by
theta, ad by chemists and
London, England, 1861-06-05

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

MADRID. Jun 3.
The reply of Morocco to the Spanish ultimatum
isidaily expected.
The Cornwpondencia Alografa expresses hopes
that the reply will be satisfactory, and that the
question of indemnity will soon be decided in a
satisfactory manner.
.GIITALTAR, !pis 2.

According to advice' received hei;from Morocco,
Muley Soliman had been recognised as Emperor by
several tribes, and was encamped about 25 miles
from Fes with rather a considerable force.

He is said to be in such a position as to be able
to assume the offensive, and make a serious war
against his brother the Emperor, which might pro-
bably result in a division of the empire of Morocco.

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, MAY 25, 6 P.M.
[Per Nova Sootiaii by to to Father Point,
sad vid
The advises from Europe by die Etna have
made a favourable impression politically.
The reported fight today near Alexandria has
proved a hoax.
Tho Federal forces are in quiet possession of the
Virginia bank of the Potomac, from Washington to
Alexandria. _ _

Nothing of moment bad occurred at Fort Monroe
up to last evening, except the pushing of recon-
naissances as far as the town of Hampton and
beyond.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Stock. an vitt. New York central, 711 ; 66f.
The oottot wnirket is dull. Saw to-day LCOObales.
Middling Upland, 131 e. Bteadstufs generally closed with
au advancing teOssay. Wlswit and awn are quoted lc. to
2c. dearer. Provisions dull.

GALWAY, Jon b.

The Atlantic Royal Mail Companyi steamer
Adriatic sailed to-day at 7 a.m. for St. John's and
New York, with 230 passengers, of whom 70 are
cabin, a cargo, and latest telegrams.
London, England, 1861-06-05

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoot.
The railway share market to-day is fiat. An
average reduction of I per cent has taken place
in the principal stocks. Little business is going
forward. Present quotations are as follows
London and North Western stock, 94 to
; GWestern,
(Great 721 to 73 ; Mi
121 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11
to 111; Great Northern, 109 to 110 ; Scout
Eastern, 791t01; and Caledonian, 96} to 97.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de-
clined to 9.16 to 7-16 dis. In other foreign, as
well as Indian and Canadian railway shares,
scarcely any business has been done.
London, England, 1861-06-05

EARL OF ROSALYN V. WALROND.

Mr. Greene, Q.C., and Mr. Jones Bateman appeared for
the plaintiff in this cause, which was instituted for the
execution, under the direction of the court, of the trusts of
the marriage settlement of Mr. Walrond and Lady Janet,
his wife, and to obtain a direction that a house in Clifford-
street. t he subject of the suit "Cook v. Earl of Roselyn" (above
reported) was subject to the trusts of that settlement, and
that the rents were applicable to raising an annuity of 401. W.
to Lady Janet Walrced.
Mr. Molina, Q.C., Mr. Teed, Q.C., Mr. Bristowe. Mr.
Bruce, cod Mr. Higgins appeared for the several defendants.
The Tice-Chancellor made a decree according to the
prayer of the plaintiff's bill.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--JuNz 4.

Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn,
and Justices Wightosan, Crompton, and Blackburn.)

IRAINVIM OF THE OMIT.

The following notice was 111140 d by the court this
morning :
" Thu court will hold sittings on Thursday, the flth, and
Friday, the 14th June instant, also on Thursday, the 20th
of June. and two following days, and on Mond►y, the 24th
June, and two following days, and will at such sittings pro-
ceed iu disposing of the causes in the new trial, special, and
crown papers, and any other matter then pending. The
court will also bold a sitting on Tuesday, the 9th of July
next, ut eleven o'clock a.m., for the purpose of giving judg-
ment in causes and matters previously argued."
London, England, 1861-06-05

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoci.
The mining market continues quiet, with limited
transactions. In the Stock Exchange Devon
Great Consols shares have been dealt in at 36n ex
div. ; Providence at 38, ex div. ; and West Caradon
at 56}, ex div. Transactions have also occurred in
East Caradon, South Wheal Frances, Wheal Lud-
cott, Marks Valley, North Minors, and North
Downs.

In foreign and colonial descriptions no varia-
tion of importance has taken place. Kapunda are
officially marked 1 prem., being steady ; United
Mexican, btl, being rather fiat ; and Worthing,
The following are reported to us from the Stock
Exchange as last evening's closing prices :
Otlvadnack, 44 to 54 ; Cambers, VOW 14 to 1:
Copper Hill, 90 to 5 ; Cook's Kitchen, 30%santit
03,1 ;
Dives Grad Cased., 367.1 to 724 ; Bask
M 5 ; Fuel Oaradoe, 264 to 71 ; Heal Own Brea.
74 to 8 ; Frit Grenville, 49a. 6d. to 60s. 6d. ; sot Koren,
34 to 4 ; Zed Dives Great Consols, 2 to 4j ; Great Re-
-24e. to 995. ; Great Fortune, 12 to ,13. Herodefoct,
391 to 401; lady Bertha, 22a. to 24a. ; Marko Valley, 84
to 9 ; Nottk Downs, 44 to 4 ; Provideoce, 39 to 40;
South Camden, 315 to 20 ; Stray Park, 354 to 6 ; Wea-
dron Goseela, 19 to 21 ; West Candor, 55 to 74 ; Wst
Rose Down, 11 to 12 ; West Folmar, 19.. Gd. to 20u Gd.;
West lidos, 370 to 80; West Stray Park, 44 to 5 ; Wheal
Lockett, 34 to 4 ; Wheal Karp's*, 43 to 10 ex die. ;
Whoa Clay, 25.. in 27.. Sd.
A telegram received yesterday from Holland by
Messrs. von Da-Waxen and North states that the
Dutch Trading Company will sell 600 tons of old
Indian copper coin on the 20th of this m)nth, in
Amsterdam.
London, England, 1861-06-05

ThM eV. wolaPlete one vol.. price 2". orn.unental boards.
PRAIRIE FLOWER.
,1 GMAT" AIMARD.
This work surpasses In deep absorbing interest any sr the
wonderful tales of Indian life awl wit enture that have resulted
from the protlac pen of its most popular writer.
Ward and Lock, 161, fiestatreet.
London, England, 1861-06-05

DISCOVERY OP OOLD IN NOVA NOOTIA.

Mr. CAIRD asked the Under-Secretary of State for the
Colonies whether he bad received Any authentic information
regarding gold discoveries an Novi Scotia.
Mr. C. FORTE6CUE rid the government had received
info' matioe of the alisoivery of gold on a small made as
Tam Per Harbour. about forty males from Halifax., on the
meat of Nova &otia. The government bad very much
doubt wbether the diem:Airy would be very valuable to in-
dividual minern. but he thought it a matter of considerable
importance, nail that at might be made available by the ap.
plication of capital and machinery.
London, England, 1861-06-05

LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
mantifutured I.y the "Wheeler and Wilson" Iteasiar-
luring Company.—tritler and Pale Ibionts, Oafordutreet,
Londom—Reconuariolmi for their efmpll.ly, tine mechanism,
ele6l\llCll of model and ltnhh, speed, beauty and durability of
the work performed. They have been In use sufficiently lons to
thoroughly test their qualities and glee entire satisfaction. They
Sr. the favourite MlA'hilltl for domestic purpooes, end are both
suitable sad profitable In the workshop. Descriptive pamphlets
imp&
London, England, 1861-11-16

ADMIRAL FITZ ROY ON THE WEATHER.

TO THE EDITOR Or TEN ZIPRZSO.

SIN-A few days ago a gentleman who has
written on "Astro-meteorology" ventured to predict
that a storm would occur about the 17th or 18th of
this month.

In consequence of this prediction appearing in
several papers, application has just been made to
me by the captain of a ship preparing to sail to
know whether such an occurrence is expected, and
was thus foretold by this department.
Having explained why it is impossible to fore-
tell or predict accurately any particular weather,
at an interval of time exceeding two or three days,
and having assured him that no such far-seeing
prediction as that of the 10th inst., adverting to
the 17th, would have been ventured on at this
office, simply because we could not have facts on
which it might be based, even approximately, I feel
it a duty to ask fur your assistance in attempting
to caution some persons against the perhaps appa-
rently plausible assertions of writers who myste-
riously refer atmospheric changes to relative posi-
tions of Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn, but are
ridiculed by really scientific men.
While thus troublesome, may I bore you further,
for the benefit of others, by remarking that there
are numerous vendors of very infenor meteoro-
logical instruments who assert that they are those,
or similar to those, verified at Kew, or supplied to
‘ove minent, although the fact is that they are not
so, but are as objectionable as bad watches or
cheap razors, which may deceive till proved.
There are but few reliable manufacturers of
accurate meteorological instruments ; and they are
well known in Europe, America, Australia, and
India.-1 am, &c. ROST. FITZ ROY.
Meteorological Department, Parliament-street,
London, Nov. 16.
London, England, 1861-11-16

ITALY.

The Congress of Deputies from the Workmen's
Mutual Benefit Societies of Italy, which, as before
stated, has assembled at Asti, has assumed the
name of "Congress of Reparation," and passed
the following resolutions :
1. That the resolution passed at the Congress of Florence,
to the effect that workmen's mutual benefit societies should
henceforth take part in political matters (a resolution, it
will be remembered, that had been agreed to at the instiga-
tion of the Ifaminian party), be annulled. 2. That hence-
forth all political questions shall be absolutely excluded
from the debates of the societies in question. 3. That a
committee be appointed to organise a congress for next
Isar, which is to be the ninth, as that of Asti is only to be
considered as an extraordinary one, convoked for the special
purpose of repairing the mischief done by the Congress of
I Florence.

PORTUGAL

(IT wzw

LISBON, Nov. 15, 10.15.

. .
The King and the Prince, his brother, arrived
here yesterday, safe and in good health. Prince
Augusto is better. The ministers continue in
office.

(11/13TIVII

LISBON, Nov. 12.
The Council of State has proclaimed the Duke
of Oporto King of Portugal.
The ministry remains unaltered.
The funeral of the late King will take place on
Saturday next.
The Infant Dom Augusto is still dangerously ill.
The kingdom is tranquil.
London, England, 1861-11-16

THE MEXICAN EXPEDITION.

The Messarr du Midi observes :—" Thanks to
the zeal and activity displayed at Toulon, the de-
parture of the Mexican expedition has taken place
on the very day prescribed by the Minister of
Marine, and this feat will long be held up as one
of the most extraordinary ones iu the annals of
naval armament. Rtstr-Admiral Jurien de la
Graviere decided on going himself in his flag-ship,
the Maasena, to Oran, to superintend the embarka-
tion of the 800 Zonaves, and by 11 o'clock in the
morning of the 12th all the vessels had left Toulon."
London, England, 1861-11-16

DINNEFORD'S PUKE FLUID MAGNESIA
has been. during twenty.tive years. emphatically MEW
Unried by the medical and universally accepted by
the politic. an the Not remedy for chilly of the stomach,
heartburn, heaoache, gout, and In,ligation, and as a mild ape.
rwut for delicate consti utannt, more earmially for ladles and
children. Combined with the AeicilliAtegi Lemon Syrup, it forms
an agregaiile effervescing draught, in which ita aperient quail.
tin are much iacreaaeil. During hot seasons. and In hot climates,
the reablar caw of thin drople mot elegant remedy has been
founil highly herienclal.—Naiiiifactursal with the almost alien-
Dim to strength and purity, by DI7iNtIfULD and Co.. 172, New
bondstreet, London. and sold by all respectable chemists
throughout the empire.
London, England, 1861-11-16

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is Weedy. Town tallow is quoted 535. nett
Dash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 531. ; all the year,
51s. 9d. ; December, 33. to 59.. &L ; January to March.
535. ; March, Ws. 6d. ; April to June, 51s. to 51s. 6d.
Zupan AvisAuies. —Town tallow, 565. 9d. ; fat by
ditto, 9a 10d. ; yellow Russian, 535. 6d. ; melted stun,
40s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 265. 6d. ; tallow gm^ the. ;
good dregs, 7s.

SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Davis and Co. report trade slow at het day's
pewee ;—Prime meadow hay, 80e. to 90s. ; superior ditto.
95.. to 105 e. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 56a. ; clover, old,
90s. to 120 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80s. to 105 s. ; straw,
28a. to 345.
London, England, 1861-11-16

`1 HE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1861.

3lessra. Halt, show unsecured debts and I ialelities of -4,0;i0f. ;
assets returned at 2,300 f., but it appeared that only between
and 300 f. had been realised.

Few opposed for the assignees; Mr. Lawrauce sup.
ported.
The principal charge against the bankrupt was, that very
shortly before his failure he had given a bill of sale to Mr.
Knowles Klux, his solicitor, by means of which a large
amount of property bad been placed beyond the control of
the creditors.

His Honour. observing that the books had been well
kept, and that the rase had many meritorious features,
granted a second-clam ccrtific.ite, at the expiration of three
months from the last examination meeting. As there was
not a scintilla of fraud in the case, protection would be
given.

(Before Mr. Abraliall, Registrar.)
IN RE BARNARD AND RUSENTHALL.

The bankrupts had traded as "Barnard. Rosenthall,
and C 0.," at 134. Chaspaide ; also, at the Falcon Factory,
Lower Whitscross-street. They were described as
warehousemen and braid and trimming manufacturent.
The petition was presented by Mr. Reed, of Gresham-
street—the petitioning creditors losing Messrs. Walter and
James Hall. warehousemen, of Staining-lane. The Lehi.
lilies are stated at 71.1,040.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
London, England, 1861-11-16

itrooKs.

•
Can.a:W.B p.c.. ISr—i-Z7l
Do. per. n4..181304
Do. 6 per 0ent..1863-4
Do. O per et. Feb &Aug I
Do. 0 per cr. Mar.rtSep
Do. t per coot.
.

Cak llopetlp.ct. HMO
do. IePO
Do. do DM
New finutew.Dov. 6p. ct.
N. S. Wales Owl'''. c. 1
Do. 5 p. c., len to Id 7
Do. 5 p. c.,
New Zealand 6 per cent.
Nora ricotta 6 p. c., 1075
i. Aust.Gov. 6 p.c. Bonds
Vic. Or. Sp. e. Jaa.&J aly
Do. do. 6p. c. Aprli sO.

1041 105

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two u'CLoce.

There is not much business in the mining
market to-day. In the Stock Exchange East
Caradon shares have been dealt in at 264 ; South
Wheal Frances, at 1004, ex div ; and West Cara-
don at 434 ; Wheal Seton are quoted 106 to 1074 ;
Cook's Kitchen, 30 to 31 ; South Caradon, 320
to 330 ; Wheal Margaret, 42 to 43 ; and Provi-
dence, 42 to 43.
United Mexican Mining shares continue in re-
quest. There are also inquiries for Dun Mountain
cud North Rhine Copper. St. John del Rey are
steady.

The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is extracted from the circular of Messrs.
Von Dadelszen and North :

The metal muket has been very quiet since our last re-
port, the reduction in the rate of discount not Mein,:
stimulated the demand ; prices have, however, been fairly
maintained. Welsh bar unchanged in value, but the de-
mand is not brisk. Staffordshire qualities steady. A fair
amount of business has been done in Scotch, and prices
are somewhat hi-her, closing 495. cash for 111-11 warrant'.
Copper—ln the (ace of a rise in the standanl of ores, Eng-
lish Can be bought under official quotations, • more
animated business having been dose rn foreign—Burnt,
1011. to 1021. ; Kapunda. 1021., nominally. Tin is steady.
Straits of good quality has been sold at 1161. cub. and
1171. three months prompt; Sandi, 118/. 10s. to 119/..
About 2,C30 slabs are reported f.o.b. Holland at 1171. to
1171. 10a. The metal market has advanced to 716. Tin
plates are in better demand, and rising in value. Charcoal
from 265. to 28s. per box, and coke, 22a. to 23". 6d. f.o.b.
here, according to quality. In lead there has been an
active inquiry, and • good business has been done for ex•
port to America. Spelter—Thedenuind having fallen off,
holden are more tractable, and we have to report a fall of
fully fle. ner ton. We quote on the spot here 191. ; for-
ward delivery, 19/. 2s. 6d. to 191. 6a. Hull panels are oh-
tidnable at 181.175. 6d. ; W. H.,191, Is,
London, England, 1861-11-16

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBEB 16; 1861.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO CAPE RACE.

NEW YORK, No►. &

The Monticello has arrived at Fortress Monroe,
and reports passing the naval expedition on the
2nd inst., 30 miles from Bull's Bay.
It is rumoured that the expedition reachcl
Bull's Bay, 25 miles from Charleston, on the 3rd
instant.

General Floyd has engaged General Rosencram
in Western Virginia.
It is reported that the Confederates were re-
pulsed.
London, England, 1861-11-16

SWITZERLAND.

In the elections at Berne for the Council of
State, which took place on the 13th, M. Fazy was
defeated, being replaced by M. Camperio, of
what is called the fusion party. The numbers
wore for Camperiu, 4,045 ; for Feu, 3,237. The
Temps of Paris says that this election is highly
important, because M. Fazy's colleagues are power-
less without him, and several of them have
announced that they will refuse to serve in his
absence. In all probability, therefore, there will
be new elections, which will give M. Fazy an
opportunity of taking his revenge.
London, England, 1861-11-16

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1861

THE LONDON PAVILION.
OPEN IMP vino 2N6.
TM performance. at the above Musichall bare been warmly
elaatiaed bi the public petit, than which a better criterion eon.
nut he adduced of the latent of thow 4/1~4 and the geuend
&erecter of the amusements provi
The eatertaintuents 47.01.15 t of the Moat popliae operatic sclet •
Wen by ent rate artiates. The come brae unrivalled. The
imitosadiria I,lllt Fantly In their classical and niuurpaased
Wareaties, sad a variety el other amusements.

A HVE YOU SEEN HENDERSON, the
ORIATIBT WONDIR el the DAT, as VII LONDON
PAYILIoN I

DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Alderigate-street.
SPECIAL NUITICIL—Au ADVANCED CLASA fur WALTZ.
INO, the, entelucted by that eriebrated teevber Abe Mat In
Demon. Mr. T. PUP. % every MONDAY. Elementary In.
alenvo.m. Thursday. and ',ditty,. Mr. FLOYD'S Krhet and
repular Quadrille Parties every Wednesday and Saturday.—
Adatten..n. rel.—Private Luanne. D. ed.

oluxd.

ST. JAMES'S.

Uu 111 nitoriginallyproduced at
the Gymnam, and played with great vigour and taste by
M. Paul Devour, the beat actor of the little French troupe
which was here last season, has been adapted by Mr. Charles
Seluy fur the St. James's, under the title of The Poor Nohle-
sin e. Our readers may recollect the story of the gallant
and dignified old Marquis, poor and miserable, living in seclu-
sion with hie daughter, whose alliance with the son of • rich
boar9eois, M. Robisesu, is about to take place. But the
Marquis oan give his daughter no dowry, so the match is
broken ad, and the poor old man has to go forth to earn his
bread as a pianoforte tuner. Under this guise be is
sent for to what was his ancestral borne, now inha-
bited by a rich widow, who, learning the real rank of
her visitor, and being anxious for • title, hints that
she would have DO °Nl:till/0 to him fur • husband.
The old man hesitates : fortune, peace, a happy home for his
daughter would be secured; but fortunately at this juncture
be kerns that M. Robioeau no longer finds the lack of the
bride's dowry an obstacle to hie son's marriage, and the
Marquis takes the opportunity of saying a good word for
Robiueau sire, who is enamoured of the widow.

The piece is charmingly acted. Mr. Wigan plays the
well•bred, polished gentleman—whose manners, however,
are obscured by misfortune—like a gentleman and an artist;
and Mn. Wigan throws hearty, bustling geniality and
good tempo: isleabe widow. Mar hallermesal el leers lot
the Marquis was ea admirable bit of acting. Mir Herbert
looks charming as the daughter, and acts with her usual
spirited pace; and Mr. F. Matthews is as unctuous as ever
in the character of Robinesu.
The piece was perfectly successful.
London, England, 1861-11-16

Till REPRZSENTATION OP FIRSBUAY.

A deputation of electors waited upon the
Lord Mayor at the Ilandos-liouns yesterday, and invited
him to come forward as • audidate for the seat vacated
by the death of Mr. buncombe. The application
took the chief magistrate wholly by surprise. They
urged upon his lordship to present himself to
the constituency, assuring him, from their knowledge
of them and of the lone:oil favour with which be
was regarded out of doors, • feeling which obtained as
strongly in Pinabary lir in the City of Loudon itself,
that his election would be on event within the range
of probability. The Lord Mayor expressed his ac•
knowledgenents for the fresh proof of esteem
and confidence implied in the invitation. He should not
have severed his political coonexion with the borough of
Andover but fur the urgent and numerously signed requi-
sition to him by electors of the City of London, on the retire-
ment of Earl Russell, to prevent himself as a candidate for
the vacant seat. In taking Imes of his former constituents
at Andover, he had stated that he should never have
thought of asking the suffrages of any other constituency
than that of London, and be still adhered to that course,
and therefore declined the honour they proposed to confer
upon him.

Tax EXTRAORDINARY MURDER NY DROWNING
AT DIPTruIID.—YRRDICT DT Fele-DLitt —Ldiet evening,
Mr. C. J. Cartier, wow for West Kest, concluded the
*airy, at the Trinity Arms, Church-street, Deptford,
lab Uiecircuinstances atteoiling the death by drowning, in
the Surrey Canal, of Margaret Edmonds, aged 25, a domestic
'errant. Several witnesses were examined, but their eei-
dente went entirely to oorroboute the statement Made by
the young own named George lokpeu, which has already
appeared in our columns. The jury, after a long cousulta•
tam., returned a verdict " That the deceased dad feloniously,
wilfally, maliciously, and of malice aforethought, murder
herself ; and that George Inkpen, at the time of the felony
and murder aforesaid,was felouiouffilypresset,aiding.abetting,
sad inciting the deceased to commit murder." The coroner
then issued his warraae for the burial of the deceased he-
twesu the hours amine and twelve and, as the law repair's
such warrant to be executed within 24 hours after delivery,
the funeral leek piece Let West
London, England, 1861-11-16

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 186 L

SHARE L1878.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLooz.

The railway share market continues to improve.
South Eastern and London and North Western
stocks have advanced per cent., and several
of the other principal lines I. London
and North Western stock is now quoted 93k to ;
Great Western, 70i to 71; Midland, 131} tot
Lancashire and Yorkshire, nt° "reat
Northern, 1111 to 1121 ; Southes tern, 77* to
; and Caledonian, 10611 to 1.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are better,
at la to It prem. Bahia are inquired for. The
Indian lines are steady.
London, England, 1861-11-16

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regenerating and reinvigorating all the important element. of the
human frame. Prices, Its. per Sot tie. or :our 11... bottles Inoue, I.ls.
Prepared and sold tithe Laboratory, 44g, !Lab's street, Regent-
Street. W :opposite the side of St. iieorge's Church', London ;
where also may he had the new medical work, entitled °Nervosa
Rxhanstion," its cause and cure, with an Essay on Spermathro-
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di•covered and wonderful remedy, knows universally as the
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edition, Is., by post 14 stamps. AU cmnmunkations and rust-
once orders to be addressed to Ralph Bright. Th.. above medi-
cines have been confided to a registered physician, Bendier of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Ragland, who may be daily con-
sulted from 11 tog.
London, England, 1861-11-16

ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. 16.
The Turin journalsof to-day circulate • rumour
that General Cialdini had tendered his resignation,
and that Signor Ratazsi would relinquish the Pre-
sidency of the Chamberof Duputies.

FLORENCE, Nov. 15.

The Nazione of to-day publishes news from
Rome to the 13th inst., announcing that two
deepakbes, dated September 2, and addressed by
the brigadier of the Pontifical gendarme' to
Chiarone, whom he addresses by the title of
general, fell into the hands of the French troops
in au encounter which they had with the brigands.

NAPLES, Nov. 14.

Chiavone, being pursued by the French troops,
re-entered the Italian territory, passed the River
Leri, and alter a abort resistance occupied laoletta.
The national guard are marching against him.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 9.
Riza Pubs has been removed from Smyrna to
the inferior government of Coniah.

Namick Pacha proceeds to-day to Bagdad.
The Armenian patriarch has resigned. A com-
mission hat been appointed to settle the affairs of
the community.
Exchange is rising.

ZARA. Nov. 15.

The insurgents of the Herzegovina have retired
to Zubzi, and have sent their wives and children
into Austrian territory.
The Turks are continually strengthening the for-
tification of their positions. It is said that the
Prince of Montenegro has promised to remain
neutral, and to confine himself to guarding his own
frontiers.
London, England, 1861-11-16

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Ocr. 28.
(By Telegraph viA Alszearbia.)
Government securities, Fours, 83i ; Fives, 96 ;
Fives-and-a-Half, 1031. Exchange on London,
2s. Ofd., and advancing.
Freights for cotton, 40s. to 42i 61.
Money rather stringent.
Cottou.—Sawgwinney, 205 ; Dhollers, 171
Shirting; tending downwards ; Nibs. 54 reed,
Sr. 7a. to sr. Ba. Twist dull and declining ;
copper dull ; sheathing, 59rs. ; tile, Mrs.

CALCUTTA, Ocr. 24.
Government securities :Fours, 84/ to 85 ;
104 e to 1041.
Exchange on London, 2a. Odd.
134 quiet.
Indigo unchanged.
Freights fur seed active and unchanged.

CALCUTTA, Ocr. 27.
BY TELEGRAPH TO BOMBAY VIA ALEXANDRIA.
In the import market prices are ruling very
high. (lib. shirting', 4r. 4a. ; 71b., br. 2a. ; 81b., 6r.

AMERICA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
(Per City of Baltimore, via quessatows.)
There is no war news of special importance.
It is stated from St. Louis that Generals Price
and Ben. M'Culloch had united their forces, num-
bering together 30,000 strong, at Noostro, and that
General Price intended giving brittle there to Gene-
ral Fremout, and would, if he defeated him, march
on St. Louis.

Great numbers of Kentuckians who had joined
the Confederates are reported to be returning home
ill clad and half starved.

Two hundred and thirty-eight dead bodies of
Confederates werr buried by the Federal' after the
battle at Frederielistown.

Some fears are entertained that the gales may
have interrupted the progress of the naval expedi-
tion, which, on the evening of the 30th ult., was
off Cape Hatteras.

The Powhattan arrived ut Washington yesterday
from Annapolis. She passed the Confederate bat-
teries without being fired on.

Secretaries Cameron and Chase arrived yesterday
at New York from Washington.
The New York Herald publishes a leader on the
allied intervention in Mexico, extremely hostile to
England.
London, England, 1861-11-16

COMMERCIAL LNTELLIGENCE.

Cotton buoyant, ic. higher ; breadatuffe and pro-
visions dull.

Exchange, 197 f. Stocks firm. New York Cen-
trals, 79k. Illinois, 621. Erie, 32.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.

Money easy. Foreign exchange dull. Stocks
fell this morning, but subsequently recovered.
New York Central, 791 ; Erie, 331 ; Illinois, G2l.
Cotton advanced 1 cent.
Flour heavy, and bc. per barrel lower.
Wheat and corn heavy, and also lower.
Pork steady. Sugars firm.
Coffee and Freight& unchanged.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 15.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer City of Baltimore has arrived
at Cork with 170 passengers.
She left New York on Sunday the 3rd inst.,
having been detained by a heavy gale.
She received her despatches off Cape Race.

The steamer City of New York arrived at New
York on the morning of the 3rd inst., after a run
of nine days 20 hours from Cork.

WEST INDIA }Lill.

IN, Nov. 16.

The Royal Mail Company's Intercolonial steam-
ship Conway, Capt. Bax, from Jamaica on the 11th
ult., and Fayal on the 6th inst., has arrived.
She brings 464 boxes of oranges from the latter
port.
The Conway experienced heavy weather during
the teat 27 days of her voyage. She comes home
for repairs.