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The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-10

Cbe Court.

WINDSOR, Jaw, 9.
The Queen, with Prince Arthur, walked and drove
ie the liceselerk thia noceniag.
Prince Albert, the Prince of Wake, the Prheoses Royal,
sad Primer Mks, left WhadeorCasele at a quirky-pin one
o'clock, and travelled by • special train of the Gnat Western
Railway to Oxford, where their royal Wearies raneined
during the day to wie the University.
lady emoting Bentintria Coked F. W. %r em. wild
Mr. Gibbs, were in attendance.

A Cabinet Connell was held yesterday afternoon
at the °facial residence of the First Lad of the
Treasury, in Downing-street. The ministers pretent
were : the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, Sir
George Grey, Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary
Laboriehere, Sir Charles Wood, the Ri6t Hon. IL
Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Aiderley, and the
Right Hon. M. T. Baines.

Tb ?mash Aztheasador sad the Aastitut Baader re-
turned le Leaks e• Thursday treat Breadstick, Banta, the
rat at Vincemat Paharstoa.

A laudation trout the Eutaw Areldealise Company,
osesistMer of Mr. U. H. Limbay (Ahern), Sir Harry
Unwed, 1.C.8. (4freetar), Yr. Orrick (Warred spat), .ad
Mr. Orsat (wavetary), hod an interview with Mr. Secretary
lAbonchere yesterday at the Colonial-dice.
Lord fikailri of Aldmley arrived in town on Mirada
evesaa be Alder*.
Deepatehas for the Governor of Canada were mat last
evening fro® the Colonial-oboe.
London, England, 1857-01-10

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.
The market for home mining. stocks maintains a
steady appearance, and there is a fair amount of
business going forward. In prices we observe no
stajking movement.
In the Stock Exchange to-day Cobre shares have
been dealt in at 58; Imperial Brazilian at 1;;
Linares at fik ; and Santiago de Cuba at 23 and M.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange :
Boiling Well, 54, 6 ; Great Busy, 64, 6; Great Alfred, 131,
14, 131, 1, 4,14; Groat South Tinges,l44; Great Vat, 61 ;
Herodafooi, 4 ; Lady Bertha, 22e. 3d., 23e.. 21s. 6d. ; Mar-
'l433 35, 31434, ; North Crafty. 64 ; North Down,
11, • Pork 104 ; Par Conso '24, Bell Peadeen,
37e. ~ 40e. ,• Providence, 71, 724;61, 1 ;
Wog Bamet,3l4, 1, 32, 314, 4, 32,4 ; Wert 36, 374.
40; Wheal same, 2724, 276; Vasa Edward, 24; Wheel
Harriet, 12a. 6d., 14a, 12s. 6d., 150., 12e. ed., 13e. 6d.,
14s. 6d., 14e., 15.., 16a Csi., 16s. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant).
141, 154; Wheal Margaret, 40, 41; Wheal Mary Anne,
424
71. 2, 42,
}43; W
t•heal Trekiwney, 234, 24; Wheal Wrey,
In the Mock Exchange
South Basset, 275, 280; West Bawd, 311 ; Alfred
Ceeaola, 194, ; Great Wheal Alfred, 131. 4,3 i 1,4; Par
Camels, 22, 4, (, 22; West Danes, 361, 1, 36, 37 ;
What Margery, 3 • Greet Wheal Vor, 64, 4; Poriallte
Untied, 101, ; Wheal Kitty (St. Agra), 7.
In the metal market, the inquiry for copper re-
mains good, although scarcely upon the same scale
as before the late advance occurred; several parcels
in second hands, bought prior to last advance, have
been offered in the market at somewhat under the
surrent rates. There is a good demand for tin, and
prices remain firm ; the stocks are, however, in-
creasing. The improvement in iron has continued,
and there is a good business doing at the higher
rates, which arc well maintained. Scotch iron is
somewhat calm, as is usual at this season ; quota..
lions now are 73e. 6d. to 745. for mixed numbers
good brands. The stock of spelter is 1,565 tons;
there is only a small business doing. Lead is in
somewhat better demand and prices firmer. In tin
plates a fair busiqess is doing.
A special general meeting of the Imperial Brazilian
Mining Association is celled for the 22nd but., to receive the
report of of the shareholders' committee.
Menquita and New Granada Mining Company
intend, at the heK-yearly meeting of the company, to be held
in the last week of the gement month, to propose a dividend
(being the third half-yearly dividend) of one shilling per
shag,.
London, England, 1857-12-04

PRIM FREDERICK WILLIAM OP PAUSSIA.

Prince Frederick yesterday received at Backing-
hem Pekoe the Seater, Werdass, sad Clerk of the Mer-
chant Taylors' Company, who waked an him to present the
freedom of that body which already las the games of so many
royal end distinguished persons ea its rolls. A suitable
&Urals was presented, to whkk his royal highness returned
the following reply .
" Gentleuwa,—l. thank you trout my bent for your kind
address. The wish you have expressed to include my name
to the keg let of illustrious personages who have at various
dmes been members of your ancient corporation I feel
to be moat Uttering to me, end It is with no little pride
that I avail myself of your kindness. I hens been much
struck and pleased during my different Ants to this country
to witnem throughout the land the loyalty and attauhrocat
of all classes to the Queen and the royal fondly. ea well se
the 'carrel affection of which the Priam' Royal is the
object, nor can I feel othererke than deeply (candid to and
that her proposed union with myself at no longer a distant
day meets with such testimony of good will se that which you
have 110 W presentei to ma"

The Duke of Richmond has arrived at his reel-
deem, to Portland-place, hoes Ooodwood. no Earl of
March, M.P., has also come to town to stied to his parlia-
mentary duties.
The Earl of Aberdeen arrived at Argyll House
lest wean from Haddo Hones, N.B. The noble earl cams
to London by easy nage., having left Bad& on Thursday
lent The noble sari hos quite recovered from his meat
Mass. Colonel the Hon. Alexander and Mrs. Gordon have
arrived in town bona the north.
. .

The Countess of Jersey end Lady Clementine
Wisrs Ines wwu to-morrow for Middleton Perk, near
BkoSer. _ . .

The Earl Amherst hu taken the Earl of
Carouvon's mansion in Grosvenor-genre for a term of

rte•
The Earl of Lincoln, M.P., hes arrived in Dover-
I oast from Chamber Perk, Notts.
.

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The Earl and Counter of Lisburne have arrived
at Claridge'. Howl how Olowester.
On Saturday last, the Earl of Listowel, whilst
rutting with the Duke of Rattand's howl& in the arab-
bowtwod at Whisesadine, rag with a were swident, by
which two of hie ribs wen broke& The lordship, ahhough
pregreselng favourably, will be prorated frees enjoying the
sport el the chase for some time.
Major-Gen. Sir W. F. Williams, having partially
recovered boas the indlepooltion wider which Its hes been
rear ly fig, yesterday renamed the duties of his de-
peremest at Woolwich.
The Plymouth Journal says :—" Captain Disney
Rooback, late of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, sad Yr. Mon-
logos Williams, late of the 41st Regiment, ban talon to the
stags, and on Morsday evening oommenced an engagement at
the Narrow Theatre Royal."
London, England, 1857-12-04

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1857.

STATE OP THE MANCHESTER TRADE.

Captain Palm's return of the state of employment
in the mills and workshops within the city of Manchester, for
the week aiding on Tuesday evening, shows a &creme from
10,2941 a the previous week, to 9,5141, of the operatives en-
tirely out of employment, and sa *Demme of those on short
time from 18,196 in the reviews week. to 20,815; whilst
those in full walk have de cammed from 16,861 to 15,244. The
following is the nem

Sista el the Opersthria

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CUSSIVICATION.
London, England, 1857-12-04

PRUSSIA.

A letter from Berlin of the 28th nit., in the
Dibats, rays:
Political matters are now coat into the back ground by the
['Emcee, counnercin calamities of which all clams in
Prussia, without exception, feel the deplorable effects. Ms
capitol in particular has seen large fortunes which were be-
lieved to be so solidly established, unable to rend,
the crisis. It would be difficult to angina. exactly,
owing to their great number, the bankruptcies ; which
take place daily in Berlin and in the provinces amongst
traders of the fast and second rank ; the wheat, oil, and spirit
trades Nis particularly affected. Prices of then articks„
having fella from day to day, are now only nominal, end
it would be Impassible to sell Ray important quantities of
them in any town of Prussia for ready money. The beaks
and their branches, and capitalists, use the greaten pre-
caution in their discounts, and the consequence is a Karon,
ot specie, which is extremely injurious to trade.
London, England, 1857-12-04

ARCHDEACON DENISON'S CASE.

Teidordey, Sir Fitarey Hay, Dr. BSA, sad Dr.
Phillizeore addnered raft eatil its . Mr. Cele-
rMge bee yet to Ite bred ea the rune ids, Sir F. May
TVI7.

COURT OF EXCREQUER.—Dr.c. 4.
g Plias Minis la Middlssia.—Brien the Lord Chief
Bens mad e Comma Jory.

Mr. &risme Hopei end Mr. Pollock smeared ea Domini
for the plaintiff, sod Mr. Edwin Jensen Q.C., end Mr. Phip-
eon conducted the are of the dehiadente.
The action wee brought by Mn. Ann Brown, the
widow of • ihsendraper of Rooter, Mr.
William Hill, • tenser of the neiglahoorhond, tnas=ti hi.
wife, to recover dentegee fir the hew having spoke@ o the
plaintiff &hely end malielmealy mends words (tutneemeary to
repeat hen), inepothg wavirtertee media to her in ha re-
lations with a perms named Everett, to whom she wee about
fob married.

eta ineffect attempt had been mode to settle the ease,
and on opening it &drat Hayes exmeeeed his regret at
their baring to try it. He did not sib for heavy damage.,
in the plaintiff's object wae more to vindicate her diameter
from the imputation which had been mat upon it. A very
gross charge had been mad*, and Mr. Everett, the person
who bad agreed to marry bar, receded from hie emplement
Ea her ..t.actm had been clewed.
Kra. Brown, the plaintiff, Mated that on the 19th al July
she went to Kirton 'Fair, and was returning to (beater about
half-part 9in the evening, when on the road she sad the
persons with her, including Mr. Everett, her suitor, over-
took Mr. Hill and his son. The son was very tipsy, and
they helped him en the road. After she had mitred to rest
In the spsrtmento which she occupied with her dater in the
Lour of Mr. Longuitre, she heard a noise outside, and found
Mts. Hill calling to Mr. Longmire to know where her eon's
pc..ja :were. Mr. Longerire answered her from his bedroom
that he mew • man pees riding the peny, sad it most
be lamas by that time. Mrs. Hill said he was • liar, and it
be did not know where the pony was, the two strumpets in
his beam did, •the plaintiff and her deter. She
mat down to Mill, and demanded en explanation.
Mrs. Hill repeated the charge, and asii eke wee • strumpet
and a whore, and the whore of John Everett After this,
Everett said he would not marry kyr uatli bar character wee
dead.
London, England, 1857-12-04

THE PANIC AT HAMBURG.

(111011 OUR OWII CORIISPORDE4TI
HAMBLIRO, Dn. 2, Foca o'Ctoci'
There was a better feeling on 'Change to-day,
and as no fresh failures of consequence were re-
ported, there was a faint glimmering of returning con-
fidence perceptible amongst the merchants. Some sales
also took place both on the Stock Exchange and in the
Produce Market, although at greatly reduced quota-
tions. The Board of Commerce has issued an address
to the merchants, recommending the absolute
necessity of exercising mutual forbearance and not
pressing claims with too great a rigour in this un-
paralleled state of affairs, strongly appealing to
their patriotic feelings, and imploring them to con-
sider as suspended for the present that paragraph of
the regulationain force about bills of exchange which
permits the holder of a bill not honoured at matu-
rity, to demand collateral security front the
last endorser. This address has been well

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received in the discount market, and there is every
reason to believe that the suggestion will be gene-
rally acted on till the crisis is over. The delibera-
tions of the Btirgerschaft are, up to closing this
letter, not yet concluded, and I am therefore not
able to communicate the result to-day.

Gatismani has the following despatch :
HAMBURG, Die. 2, Evixiso.

" The Senate and the bourgeoune have decreed
that insolvent merchants, before being declared
bankrupt by the Tribunal of Commerce, shall be
placed under an administration named by their
creditors."
London, England, 1857-12-04

EXPRESS FROM PARIS•

(TROY OUR OWN

PARIS, TEOIISIDAT ETENINO.
Preparations were made this morning at the
Western railway station in the Rue St. Lasare for
the reception of the Emperor, who was expected to
go to Rambouillet We morning on a shooting ex-
cursion. I believe he went, but the evening papers
contain no announcement of the fact.
The Bourse opened with much uncertainty, owing
to a variety of rumours about the Credit Mobilier.
The shares of that company fell upwards of 301 r.,
and brought down the price of all other securities
with them. The Rents, however, after having been
quoted at 67fr, 50c., recovered rather rapidly to
67fr. 70c., closing with a rise of se. For cash it
rose 20e., the last price being 67fr. 500. Mobilier
recovered a little, closing at 727 fr. 50c., with a fall
of 22fr. 50c. The railways fell from 2fr. 50c. to
7fr. 50c.
The Patris says that although the Emperor's
permission to General Lamoriciere to return to
France reached him too late to enable him to see
his dying son, the general is still free to avail him-
, self of the passport which the French minister at
London, England, 1857-12-04

Brussels Dent to him, and that "in all probability" he
will soon do so. I have reason to believe, however,
that General Lamoriciere does not intend to come to
France. lam not aware whether the report, which
I perceive has reached London, that passports have
also been sent to Generals Changarnier and Bateau
is true, but I believe it to be pits certain that they
will not at present return from exile.
London, England, 1857-10-09

THE PAST HAY PROCLAMATION.

The euhjoined statement was made on Sunday last
by Dr. Prawn to the congregation of Broughton-place, Edin-
burgh. [Yet atropin, protests egniust what in rousidered the
rireall-sdy offensive lenruage of the proclamation were mode
last Sunday in emus of the 13OUTOIlf0TUliAt plats of worship
in this metropolis, although compliance with the spirit of the
Queen's cmamands was not refired We a fault of Moroi.]
'• Ever einin the mutiny In India and its dreadful mutts
were known hathi. eountry, we, as a Christi. congregation,
been in rho hal4r, at nor iiirelitgoi or vroy„pip, of 00-
knioeledging the righteous hand of (iod in these calamines,
Co. tuanitestation of His displeasure at the many sins of
which we have been guilty, eepstiMly in the management of
the power intrusted to as over those nations subjected to OUT
dominion; of supplicating from the God of Mercy aid and
consolot ion for those who bare ruffered front these tretnend-
nix tr'!.: protection for thaw who are in danger from them.
and r lantana. and pardon for the guilty authors of them
and of imploring that Ile who is infinite in wiedom and
power may guide OUT TOOTS In the formation and execution
of au -h measure-it, as shall epeorbly restore our wide spired
dominions in the East to pease, and place them in
seeurity, en that the advancing cortheation and Christimien-
lion of their inhabitants may make the rot-urn-nos of such
hernia iniposeible. The dark cloud mill continuer. God'.
'anger in not turned away; Ilia hand is stretched out Mill.'
The INnSiOU have then-fore thought it right to invite the
members of the congregation to aseemble for public worship
Wednesday, the 7th curt , at II o'clock, and more cope-
ebony for the purporienf mint, ~ion, petition, end bankegithig
in n ferniest to the tutprecedented stale of public Claim. In
choosing Wedi.exisy as the time ter such an assembly, the
werion, unwilling to nickel unnecerem; 11001.1t1111 on that
tines which MO marry TRII ill spare, and believing that God
prefer. merry to seetifice, Cr,, influenced by the consideration
that the ordinary course of beanies' will he interrupted on that
day, end the great body of the people thrown illlO ; but
to prevent Inimapprebeneinei, they fir ok it neer:wary to •
protest that, while owning the duty of subjection to rivil
ruler. in all their lawful commands, we do not recognise
their authwity to decide as to C question of religious duty,
or to enjoin the iserformanoa of a piece of divine worship,
ender pain not only of their dispkature. but of God's, or to
fix the time when, and proscribe the manner how, it ought
to be performed. It might be becoming for a government
London, England, 1857-10-09

VIOLENT STORY ON TNI SOUTHERN COAST
AND DESTRUCTION OP PROPERTY.

PLYMOUTH, Tiit'llaDAY.
The gate wta terrific from six to ten last night.
The wind blew a hurricane and the era rolled in over the
breakwater and through the Bound with fearful violence,
The amount of damage to shipping, boats,&c., it is impoolble
at this moment to ascertain; but the wcirke of the Plymouth
and Great Western Dock Company must have been injured
to the extent of many thamands of pounds. The gates of
the docks taro been raft from their position and
mink in the buin. Several brake have been made
in the astern embankment. The greater part of the
weans embankment has been displaced, end the extenave
bridge connecting the pontoon with the shore ha. been
washed down. The outer portion of the pier h ,ileo been
lifted sod the shedding thereon blown down. A quantity of
goods placed on the vatoon, consisting of ale, noir, mike,
de, hare been washed off, an I the wreck is now floating on
the water. The pontoon itself hail shifted from its moorings
and stewed round to the north. Tbia pontoon ease used car-n-
-avel/by the Irlid and ether steamers. The sea broke so fiercely
against the bark of the pier, that the "pray reed portion, of
the Imes were carriod over some storehouses, some forty or
efty Mt high. Several of the yachts, smacks, and boats
moored °Wilk the docks were drifted from their
=crisp end sank. One yacht, the Piaey, was
carried from the outside into the docks, and with-
out much Injury. Many of the reseals in the Bound
drifted, but no serious damage yea sustained. The
Brazilian frigate of war, Imperial Marinhirro, drifted
from her enchorage off Boviamul into Mount Batten
Bay, a distance of nearly two miles, when she was brought
up without damage. The African mail steamer Candacs
came into the Bound in the afternoon, and Bred signal gone
for the shore steamer to fetch the mails, but so fearful nu
the gale that thle was not minted until this morning at five.
The Candace and the other yew* moored under the les of
the Breakwater, rode out the widow of the gale in eddy.
London, England, 1857-10-09

ITALY.

According to letters received in Paris, a good deal
of agitation prevails in some parts of Italy. In
Bologna the Austrian police have lately made seve-
ral arrests. At Forli Rimini, and other places on
the roast, unusual precautions have been tabus. On
September 2.5 there was a political disturbance in
the theatre at Carrara, and it is reported that a
rising, which was put down by the military, has
occurred at Fumes.
London, England, 1857-10-09

MIDDLESB.7C SESSIONS.

IMAM AND DANCIND LiCENSTA.

The mart sat yesterday at Clerkiwwell to hear and deter-
mine apeieations for Homes fur mask and for music and
denting. under the 26 Oro. 11., e. 38. The number of appli-
rations for the rea.cwal of licensee for Malik only war 282;
for music and dancing, 63, stew apploutions for mush" only,
96; an for the &nide &vase 1... r male and &Adam n.
Mr. Pownall presided.
The CAMP of emits', Y Gardens and the Argyll Rooms, in
whkh aim is oppotition, were Eaed for Fridey (thie day).
In aeverml mars where dancing entortahueent had been
given, the hams being for mimic only. the court retailed the
renewal.

Cleo—rge Reeve applied for the ratervtd of a music
license for the prrioiees formerly known as the Linwood
Gallery, bat now called the Ceti -CLantont, in Leicester-
square.
Mr. Bodkin opposed on behalf of the parochial antho-
ritinn. The complaint was that the pledge upon the faith of
which the court originally grunted the license—viz., that
the plate:should be closed at eleven at night—bad been en-
tirely dieregerded, and music bed been going on until two
and dame o'clock of a morning, to the great annoyance of
the neighbourhood, that it woe open on Sundays for
movie, and was the retort of low and immoral character..
Mr. Sleigh addremod the beech in support of the applica-
tion, but the licensewoe refused.
The Chainorn raid that it woe entirely againmt the tenor of
the license for a place to be open for public morical entertain-
ment on a Sunday.
An application was mode by Mr. Bodkin for the transfer of
a lb ease from Charles Cooper to William Palmer, in respect
of the Adelaide Gollery Eibibition-rooms and Matirsoette
Theatre, described as of Adelcido-street West Strand. It
was reported to the court by lewoector Mitchell, under the
dist,..tion of the corruniwioncrs of polio°, that the tenons in
question had been used br "marring" matches for the
benefit of pugilists, and an assort cies they had formed ; that
upon such wanton.. char., tore of the wore description cub
lected there or in the neighbourhood, and that robberies were
of frequent occurrence. After so no discussion, the court
groaned the Booms, upon Mr. Pe liner's sasiorano• that the
rooms ehoald not spin be let for key Poch porpass.
Thl following burned counsel were reared in mires
canes '—Seej,int liallentine (who el:groats the Crowns
Howe rgairog Mr. Edwin James. Q.O ), Mr. Welkin, Mr.
Cooper, Mr. Metcalfe, Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Ribton, Mr. Gifford,
sad Mr. Poland.
London, England, 1857-10-09

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The Dale du Danube publishes, in its last num-
ber, a list of the deputies nominated to the Divans
ad hue in the late el( ctions in the Principalities.
Each of these lists is divided into five series, repre-
senting the clergy, the large landed proprietors, the
small ditto, the towns, and the rural communes.
The programme published by the Wallachians states
in substance:—" We wish to piescrve in all their
integrity the rights of our ancestors, which form
the bases of our governmental existence, and to
respect at the same titre the rights of suzerainty of
the Sublime Porte." The Moldavians express their
wishes in the following terms :—" Union of the
Principalities into one state, with proper respect for
the rights of the Sublime Porte, according to the
letter and spirit of our ancient treaties."
London, England, 1857-10-09

THE AFRICAN MAILS.

The Candace, Captain Hawkesley, with mails, dm.,
from the West Coast of Africa, arrived in Plymouth
Sound on Wednesday afternoon (as announced in
our telegram yesterday), but in oonsequence of the
weather was not able to communicate with the shore
until Thursday morning.
She left Bonny August 27; Calabar, 31 ; Came-
roon., Sept. 1 ; Fernando Po, 4 ; Lagos, 8 ; Accra,
9; Cape Coast, 11 ; Monrocia, 13; Sierra Leone,
19 ; Bathurst, 23 ; Gores, 23; Tenerilfe, 28, and
Madeira, 30.

She la:ings the mails, 3,000 ounces of gold dust, a
general cargo, and 23 passengers, including the
President of Liberia, Mr. Roberts; Mr. M'Gowan,
the Governor of the Cameroon'; M. Van der
Bossche, Governor of the Dutch fort of Elmina ; and
Lieutenant Tomkins, of her 'Majesty's ship Sappho,
invalided.

It was all quiet on the coast, and generally
healthy. Palm oil was scarce, and businebs dull at
the different stations.
At Bt. Paul's, Losnda, were her Majesty's ships
Merlin, Myrmidon, and Alecto.
No lees than eight courts-martial were about to be
held there, including one on the first lieutenant of
the Trident for drunkenness. The Trident was ex-
pected there daily.
Commodore Charles Wise. in the Vesuvius, was at
Fernando Po. as were also the Bloodhound and the
Trident. The Vesuvius and Trident were bound
south.

At Lagos were the Firefly and Hecate, and at
Sierra Leone the Childers, Pluto, and the
Brune gunboat. Whilst the Candace was at
Sierra Leone a slaver, a prize to the Alecto,
was brought in there. She was an American built
brigantine, called the Sarah Jane, and was taken
without papers or colours, evidently designed for the
slave trade. Her captors had found no less then
12,000 dollars on board, and it was supposed that
8.000 move were secreted in sonic part of the vessel.
The slave trade was very brisk, and several prizes
had been taken by the squadron.
The Candace had the gale with her two days be-
fore arriving at Plymouth.
London, England, 1857-10-09

MINIM-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOOE.
In the home mining stock market to-day there is
a renewed demand for North Wheal Crotty shares,
which are marked 41 and sa. Wheal Edward are
flatter, and have been sold at 9. Alfred Consols
hash been dealt in at 14 and 132; and Sortridge
Console at 22 and 21.
St. John del hey shams are marked 12 and 121,
and United Mexican 31, being rather more offered.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and Fellers ;
Alfred Console, 131, 14 ; Calstock Consols, 6, 61; Copper
Hlll, 220, 226; East Alfred, 31, ; East Basset, 100, 110;
East Russell, 2, 21; Lady Betake, 195., 20s. • North Basset,
14.:36; Radineor, 10a., 12a. 6d. ; Sonridge'Conaole, 2diii
Geenville, 30a, 320. 13d. ; Wheal Harriet, 12s. ~
13s. 6d.; Wheal Treisavey, 26. 26.
In foreign and colomal descriptions there was no
alteration of importance.
At Alfred Coned. a dividend of 4s. per share has bees
declared.

THERSDAY EVENING.

In the market for home mitiingZeititToZiate
feature of striking interest was an extraordinary
rim in East Basset /harts, which have reached 1001.
per share. Alfred Consols shares, upon the whole,
were rather flat, owing to the decline in the divi-
dend. Amongst the stocks inquired for we may
enumerate Sortridue Consols, Lady Bertha, Copper
Hill, and North Wheal Crotty.
London, England, 1857-12-03

gig Court.

The Queen and the Prince Consort left Windsor
Carole at holf-past 11 o'clock yesterday morning, sooomps-
and by the Primers Royal. the Prisms' Alice, and Prince
Frederick William of Prose* and attended by the Durham
of Athol, Lady Carolina Barrington, Lord Rivers, Colonel
the Hon. C. B. Phipps, Mr, R. Ormsby Gore, Major-
Gemmel the Hoe Charles Grey, Captain Du Plat, Captain
v. Behweinits, and the Raster of the Household.

A guard of honour of the Boots Puglia Guards, with the
Bated of the regiment, received the Queen with the wool
hollows at the Windwe Italian of the Great Western Rail-
way. A special train conveyed her Majesty to Paddington,
bout whence the Royal party proceeded in five of the Queen's
terriers to Rockingham Palace, where they arrived at 22
minutes peat 12 o'ckek, wooded by a detecluneat et Light
Drogoces.
The Qom and the Prime Consort were received by Earl
et. German the Matilda of Bradawls, Lord Ernest
Beet* Lord Gomm Lennox, and Major Odieral Wylde.
Her Majesty held a Privy Council sod Court at 3 o'cloek.
At the Privy Conseil, two orders in council were fewest,
Westing the Divorce and Matrimonial Ad, and am the
Probate Act, should onus into operation on the 11th of
Jewry nest. .

_
The Queen's Speech os opening the lien of Parte

Ude day was appeared. _
The Hon. Williams Bathurst vie the Clerk of the Cotuedi
in Welting.
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At the coact, Air Alexander !blot, Misfits. le the Ga.
wale Coanderatiotx am premed to the Clam, as ardente
la innland, by the Earl of Clarendon.
Mr. Hoary Howard, her Majesty's Envoy Extraordiairy

god Maisie Plenipotentiary to the King Of Portugal, wee
purred to the Clown, at an madame, by the Earl of Cbr
vendee, to take leave, on returning to Lisbon.
Idepar-Oceseni Phillips was mauled to her liejaity by
Vimuit Sydney. Captain of the Yeomen of the freer& eel
laird beads ea Iran sppoistei Lieutenant of the Tama
of the Gana, red reeled from the Queen hie silver elicit ad
vita.

Vieseent Palmerston and Earl Grenville had anthems d
dr Qum. The court eras attendsd by the Earl of Xi&
grave, Trimmer of the Household . Lord Erman Dense,
Vier Chamberlain Viscount Castlaroese, Comptroller of ths
household, Vi.awatGough, Gold Stick ii Waiting; Lard
Rintre, Lon' in Waiting; and lb. R. Ormsby Gorr, Grocen
in Waiting.
.

Priam Frederick William of Frusta, wvompanied by
Prism Edward of Etaaa Weimar, and attended by Captain
v. Italmisits, went petards, to teapot the Leviathan, at
London, England, 1857-12-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Shortly before or o'clock the members berm to assemble,
and when the Speaker enteral the House, some time before
two tiolook, there was a fall attendance. At a quarter-
rest two o'clock, the House wee summoned to sppear at
the bar of the Hones of Lord', snd for some minutes the
chamber was tenantless. On their return, the members
adjourned tin four o'clock.
London, England, 1857-12-03

THE EXPRESS, THITRSDAT

TM Coot bare inlineld Captain ?tenantle that in me-
manes .1 Nos stalsosst of his inability to give /Mews
he light red . sad rt.* seldom " by sad by," who the
Coe had rumba the other trimness.
The came proceeded, other witnesses was called,
but the anticipated "by and by" did not come
round, Captain FRLYANTLE preserved the silence
he thus inaugurated, and Limit. BURNABY was com-
pelled to make his defence without bearing the pro-
secutor utter one word against him. Ile made it with
complete amens, and, so far as it was possible, he
supported his own personal statement with evidence.
The result was the following finding by the Court
Martial :

The Court argnits the prisoner, and further esprensta iY
opinion that the evidence before it does not show infeeient
pomade for preferring each charges against the geld
Lieutenant, roma of whirl, are of so eerione a nature,
And this was all!

Out of the Juno, under Captain FIEMANILeS
command, two other Courts Martial hate been held
" on officers," the report stated, " who had long been
" imprisoned in their cabins, as it were, and suspended
" from all duty, and nearly from intercourse with
" their measmates." One of these charges also came

to nothing, and the other ended only in a reprimand.
" But," added the reporter representing the naval
feeling and experience of Portsmouth, " it is pies-
tionable whether the Captain, who is so powerfully
" connected, will receive any censure from the Ad-
" miralty." No doubt "powerful connexions" have
great influence at the Admiralty,as when, for example,
the Honourable Captain PELEIAM was the other day
made a Lord of that precious Board, he was instantly
succeeded in the command of the Blenheim by the
Honourable Captain ammo—but there is a
decency which not even " powerful connexions" can
venture to trespass ; and in this came of Captain
FREMANTLE, which ontrivals any of the scenes de-
scribed by ISMOLLETT in " Roderick Random," the
Admiralty has actually ventured to "reprimand"
: this man of " powerfal connexions."
The public, with whom such connexions have no
influence, will probably think that for such an offence
as Captain FREMANTLE committed a reprimand is a
wholly insufficient punishment; and the public in
so thinking will oome to a perfectly sound conclu-
sion.
London, England, 1857-12-03

ASSIZE INTSLLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDATMIZ, Dec. 2.
The oommiasion for the county of Kent warn pened in
thie town on Tneedsy by Kr. Justice Willie. The UMAI
preliminary formalities Irvine bees gone throegh, hie lord-
ship ameetained that no dal Weeder bad been printed, and
that consequently be bed wee al the nasal information re-
garding the sate of the business. This, ft appears, arose
in consequence of the big mew dispute between the
High Sheriff and the comity justices se to the party liable to
pay for the claw toad pet ceiseders,- and the con-
esepteste heehaw AM at the last welt emions there were
wastelands,* piled. It it, of mune, we essential to the
edinialetratkm of justice sad to fwailitsta the proceedings
that • geed celleadee eheidd be p shad, and Mr. Justine
Wines icy secs pet ea end to the di®eolty,so far m these
assizes are cenceraed, by Pain/ ma batiMAlloll that unless a
gaol calendsr arm wady furnished, he should impose such
a flee upon the High Sheriff es would tend to remedy the in-
convenience la ham. Thum had the desired effem, and to-
day coleselms were gsblisd as untie], but stall, as it would
'lrma very qufgly es the gaoler stated that he was un-
able to supply the repreeeetehvee of the. mem with • copy.
There am, it spumes, 21 ontws for trial, but the msjonty
of the came are of the adlceq character.
London, England, 1857-12-03

BEiill LISTS-IBIS DA T.

Orcit o'CLocti.
In the railway share market to-day the prin-
cipal feature is a considerable rise in Mid-
land stock, which is quoted 84j to M. Other
stocks are eery steady. London and North West-
ern is quoted 931 to ; Great Western, 811 to
82; Lanesahire and Yorkshire, 91 to f Great
Northern, 92 to 93; London and South Western,
09 to j ; and Eastern Counties, 11 to I per share.
London, England, 1857-12-03

WEST INDIA MAIL

The Royal West India mail steam packet Orinoco
arrived at Southampton yesterday, with 79 passen-
gers, and 1,478,608 dollars in specie, of which
637,784 dollars value is in gold. The dateiare—From
St. Thomas, Nov. 16; Antigua, the 12th; Barba-
does, the 1 lth ; Jamaica, the 1 lth ; St. Vincent sad
Grenada, the 10th ; Demerara and Trinidad, the 9th;
Vera Cruz, the 4th; Greytown, the 4th; and
Ch
the 9th Nov. CsMajesty's ship Brunswick, 81, was at Colon
on the Bth, and the United States frigate Wabash
was also there. The United States corvette Sara-
toga was at Orsytown on the 4th,
The Legislative Council of Jamaica was opened on
the 10th, at King's House, Spanish Town, for its
fourth session under the new constitution. The
Governor (Mr. C. H. Darling) said:
I now rejoice that on my return amongst you I may justly
congratulate you, not only upon the improved aspect ef agri-
cultural and commercial affairs, arid the prevslence of social
harmony, bat Jac upon the beneficial changes in your pelt- ,
Meal constitution.
The ordinary public revenue of the year hie peered more
than suffkient to defray the charges proper to that per:o«idd,
Including the interest and sinking fund of the versa
loan; while the collected enters for the year 1866-1856
have also proved adequate to the discharge of those outstand-
ing obligation@ to which they were jingly applicable. The
revenue has Indeed eloceded the estimate of its aggregate
amount, deficiencies under certain items baying been more
than oompemseted by the excesses resulting under other
heads.

Amongst the paaeengers on board the steamer
Tamar, which is now on her voyage to Southampton from
Alexandiia with the gold and mails taken to Sues from Aus-
tralia by the steamer Simla. is Sir William &dust, law
Chief Justice of Melbourne, and Lady Beckett.
STEAM TO NEW Yoaa.—The Vanderbilt steam-
ship North Star. CsSain Lefebre, left Southampton yester-
day, with the French, and ORO= mails, for the
United States. ninstrellbl Pnieurrs, and a full narlots
TER OUTWARD Al EST INDIA MAILS.—Thet a
Mall ,ey's steast-mhip straw, Captain Woolley,
Southern yesterday, with the urea Thee India real*
ow It a& dossiogors, • NU airy, &Ws of
tho wivis el VON, sod *ostler, 14,0001. Amara We par
ancin Mr. ail Rishild lead &Ns dostettors.
Rev. I. C. M. Bellew has just been appointed
Waft' of Ma district pariah el Qt. Mork's. St. J ottWit-
wad, London, rake 6004 per annum RR Royal High-
ness the Delmer Cambridge, se a mark of him regard, last
weak presented Mr. Bellewin oldest on with a wesiositta
the fointelatiou of Ilerthont Taylors' School, losidais.—
Gtordiso.
London, England, 1857-10-31

MUSIC'.

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
W. JULLIEN'S PROMENADE CONCERTS.

These very popular entertainments commenced for
the reason last night. The theatre was fitted up and deco-
rated precisely as it wee this time twelve months. The pro-
menade, as renal, intended over the pit and the stage; the
Immense orchestra being pieced in the centre of the saga.
A large balcony was constructed in front of the grand tier ;
end the amber.ooloured curtain of the boxes were replaced
by crimson draperies. The house was in • blare of light ;
end when it was completely filled—the boxes and balcony
with gaily dressed company, and the promenade with a dense
multitude—the aspect of the whole was emeamdingly striking.
The entertainment was of the ordinary kind, with less

novelty of feature than might have been expected on the did
nig'he dee mum. The programme pronalassto =MeV
of Jullien's meadrillea, wanes, polkas, and other dance-
masic, with pieces of a higher and more demi& order. The
flat part consisted of the overture to Sensironde, Velem
Seatimentales by Janie; the slow movement of Meudele-
sohn's Italian symphony, Mosart's aria, " Vedrai, Carino,"
from Den Gioramii, sung by Mdlle. Jetty Tuft; the storm
movement from Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, ,
lilaillah Quadrille, and "God am the Queen," which
(by the way) M. Jollier secribme to Dr. Bull.
The wend part Included a new operatie gaieties
freer Dos oiorollll4 the vocal melodies played by
Moan. Lavigne, nerdy, Hughes, and Han* ; a Gelman
LW, "Der Kleine Rekrut," of Harken's, snag by Mdlls
Traits; another set of Velma Sentimental= ; • solo cm the
date by Mr. Prates, sad a Oslo,. MdW. Trek, the only
vocalist of the evening, is well remembered among urn, having
boat amodingly popular hare some live or dr someone ago.
She bag gained her reputation as a "Lieder-magerion," or
ballad-singer, and she warbles this kind of music with •
grace, piquancy, and archncam peculiar to herself. But .be
should stick to this branch of her art ; her " Vedral, Carina"
was • very weak performance. In Kuckw'e ballad she was
much more sameenfal. On its being encored she was about
to repeat it, but them were load cries front the promenade of
"Tab, tab, nab:" She obeyed the cell, end gave that
favourite little song, which was received with thunders of
aPPlottee.
Of tbe instrumental made the beat peeing were the her
Daunts of the two symphonies of Blemloknoha and Beethoven,
end the selection from Dm Oipmemi. Thais were admirably
exemated, the orchestra Ming so powerful and of as excellent
quality as ever. The donee snit woe lively rod spoiled, as
usual, but by no moms semorkabie.
London, England, 1857-10-31

GRAND AMBBIOAN BALL AT PLYMOUTH.

One of the most suorateehl balls ever held in Ply-
mouth took pleas on Thursday evening at the Royal Hotel.
The ball was given by Csptain Hudson, Commander Pen-
nock, and the Ward-room Moms of the United States
steam frigate 7.1* to mark their esteem of the kindness
and hospitality which Nvs been accorded to them since the
Niagara has been lying in the port of F lymeuth ; and the
Plymouth Journal, which commemorates the event in • epo-
de] edition, maims us that, ass fraternal demonstration of a
seems of that kindness, nothing could have been more liberal
on the part of the American Union—nothing more gratifying
to dame who had the honour and the pleasure of being pre-
sent.
The Niagara will leave Plymouth next Thursday morn-
ing. It -dhows will take with them our esteem, and on their
return, in April next, they will be welcomed with renewed
pleasure.
London, England, 1857-10-31

THE WEST INDIA MAILS.

The Royal West India mail packet La Plata, Capt.
Weller, Admiralty agent Lieut. Brydges, R.N.,
arrived at Southampton yesterday with the Wat
India, Panama, and Mexican mails. Her dates of
sailing are :—Vera Cruz, October 5 ; Hanna, 10 ;
Greytown, 6; Panama, 9; Jamaica, 11: Demerara,
10 ; Barbadoes, 12 ; Antigua, 14 ; St. Vincent, 11 ;
Grenada, 11 ; St. Thomas, 16.
Professor Arista], the eminent geologist, had
visited the West India Islands for the purpose of ex-
amining their geological formation, with a view to
mining operations. He was struck down with fever
at Havana, and was taken away from there appa-
rently in a dying state; he, however, recovered on
his voyage home, and is partiaßy restored to health.
The freight on board the La Plata inclades specie
to the amount of 1,000,869 dollars; of which
479,359 dollars' value is in silver, and 608,346 dollars'
value in gold.
Of Jamaica the Kingston Morning Journal says,
in its review of the fortnight:
" Trade has been dull, and agriculturists have not
derived that benefit from the setting in of the
October seasons which they looked for, in conse-
quence of the rains having extended very little to
the interior and north-side parishes, while the south
side of the island has been visitei by heavy and con-
tinumui showers. The long and continued drought
hu told severely on the cane fields. The general
opinion is, that if the season, are tolerably heavy,
they may enable the planters to produce tolerable
crops, but they will come too late for anything better.
With the small settlers things have been more
cheering, there having been sufficient rain to enable
them to produce a large quantity of breadstuff's. The
rise in the price of sugar has induced the owners of
small settlements in the rural districts of the north
side of the island to turn their attention to the ex-
tended cultivation of their lands in canes, and in a
short time a profitable trade will be carried on
between these people and the shopkeepers. Many
of the latter have in an adjoining pariah offered to
purchase the crops at liberal prices, and to advance
means for the importation of machinery."
We observe in the local papers complaints of
malaria fever, not unusual at the season, but the
mortality was not excessive. The obituary of the
fortnight includes the names of John Stoodley, Esq.,
purveyor to her Majesty's forces, and Dr. John
, Falconer. The legislature is to meet on the 10th of
November.
London, England, 1857-10-31

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT. —Ocr. 30.
(Before the Lord Chief larm, Mr. B.zo Martin, aad Mr.
Janke WM24

JON' de RatOf*, 23 wee iodated kr the wilful murder of
George de Mutes.
forTbe
eign prisoner, being • Spaniard, was oho tried by • partly
jury.
Yr. Mngh conducted the prosecution. The pine" was
saZdatued 1 Yr. Robinson, through the inarnmentaity of
the Ambaseedor ; sad some gentleran silmohis of the
Legation were resat during the *IL
, • eared, nes • seaman, and the eased
was •= It aerwho Inappa • lodging-boas in the neighdecbour-
and of Tower-Wil. Ms onsarento In gouda took plea
tea Sunday ;town;k Nae-trest, • low play at the Zest
end of the tows; ad it appeared that the primer,
,rlittiiiaira,
the deceased, and eons °find elionoter, ware In can-
, pay together, and • seer between than, a
1 amount at the prisoner the kin al coo of the
I girls. The demand, It aid upon
the
doing so the pawner aid fight hies, either ta
English French, or Bpaaieh fashion, end a weak took
place between them, dorft which the prisoner wns seen to
make several rapid blows at the kaa4 who kil, exclaim-
log that he an stabbed. The prineer then not away, but
wee permed and aka into malady, sad a ha bete told
that lie WY charged with Nabbing • may he replied r Ti.,
me stab him twice: , The decreed wee conveyed to hie own
bona where It was discovered that he had received no lase
than seven nobs In diderent pate of hie person, one of which
had penetrated the hart, and ceased death • kw minutes
afterwards.
The jury found the priers. Ovary of manslaughter.
fientemos we. deka&
London, England, 1857-03-25

LAMBETH.

Last night a meeting of the friends of Mr. Wil.
Hams was held et Camberwell Hall, Grove-lane; Mr.
Rector ELLINGTON in the chair.
Mr. WI tunic* said that during the time be had repre-
sented Lembeth in parliament he had served his constituents
honestly and to the beet of bit judgment, and if @gain re-
turned he would pledge himself to follow the omen which he
had hitherto pursued. (Cheers.) At present the legidative
power of the state was to a greet extent vested in the aristo-
cracy, and it behoved the people to return to parliament such
men as would stand up for the interests of the community at
large. (Cheers.) During the time be had the honour of a
seat in parliament he had never salted a favour of any F.-
Torment, and had never yielded to the temptations which
were invariably held outto the representatives of the people.
(Cheers.) Ile had always expressed his readiness to nip
-
pen Sane zenesons which were calculated to promote the
yak& interests. (Chews.) He bad for some time stood
alone in desounring the extravagance of the government end
the inhapplicerket of the taus, end woe very often unsble to
and a seeender when he fat inclined to propose •
' rednetica la the ultimates. (" Hear, hear," and" Shearre.")
The present government had obtained voter for hose
s b
onths
ansounting to 6,000,000 f. more than Ina required by the
government* in existence before the commencement of the
wee, and those govenements were the governments of Lord
Derby sad Lord Aberdeen, from whom much economy mild
not be expected. (Laughter.) These &000,0001. were just
the produce of the Income tar of 7d. in the pound, end if we
bad an economical government that tax might be abolished
at sat. (Cherie.) He bad always demeaned the injustice
of enfilseting tradeamen and professional men to the same
rate @linemen,: am landed propnetor*—(cheere)—and had
areppertsd • motion for the reduetion of that to
at fi when pro-
genii by fir F. Kelly. The income tas, which rst es-
London, England, 1857-03-25

RECALL OF THE SARDINIAN AMBAS-

SADOR FROM VIENNA.

TURIN, MAR( It 24.

The official journal announces that the Sardinian
legation has been recalled from Turin. The French
Ambassador has consented to protect the interests
of Sardinian subjects.

THE EVACUATION OF TILE PRINCIPALI-

TIES.

A Vienna letter, of the 22nd, states that General
Count Marciani, commanding the Austrian troops in
Wallachia, had on the 21st paid an official farewell
visit to the authorities, who were to return it the
next day. General Marciani was to leave Bucharest
on the 23rd, with all his staff, for Giurgevo, where
he will embark for Austria. Thus the evacua-
tion of the Principalities is, in all probability, now
completely effected.
London, England, 1857-03-25

ENGLISH VESSELS AT JAPAN.

It may be remembered that some short time back
a journal of Amsterdam announced that two English
Teasels had forced the port of Nagasaki, in Japan.
The Debuts contains the following details of the
incident:
A circumstance of considerable interest, which lately took
place, afforded the Emperor of Japan an occasion to declare
officially in favour of the execution of the treaties some
time back concluded with several European powers. On
the 11th December last two English vessels of war, after
having visited the ports of Sinioda and Ilakedadi, appeared
before Nagasaki, but were refused admission by the
monbrin acting as governor. The two captains, bow.
evonnaving in their right, penetrated into the port, and
andhared within gunshot of the land-batteries, which re-
mind without any act of hostility against them. The next
oy dry repaired with a numerous escort to the residence of
ifs moiler* who refused to receive them, but who, at the
MOB tine, sent word that, if they had any complaint to
make, he would forward their representations to the imperial
court, and transmit to them the reply. This ho did mat
scrupulously. The two captains wrote to Yoddo to claim the
tight of remaining some time at Nagasaki, in conformity
with the treaty, signed in 1845, between England and
Japan. In about a fortnight afterwards the Emperor's
answer arrived, announcing that hie Majesty, being
desirous of executing the obligations which be had
entered into, had given orders for the three porta of Simodni
Hakodadi, and Nagasaki to ho open to the vessels of France,
Russia, England, and the United States. Such vessels
were to be permitted to refit there, to tale in provisions, and
to trade ton certain defined extent. The Emperor, in order
to carry out that determination, limited an edict which was
without delay posted up in every part of hie dominions.
The seamen belonging to the vencla admitted to enjoy the
benefits of the treaty, are not to penetrate into the interior
of the country. Should they contravene that provision,
they are to be subjected to an iniprieonmetit, the length of
which will be every time fixed by the Emperor, secordMS
to the circumstances of the case.

"The fishery on the coast of Iceland," says the
A utorite of Dunkirk, "will this year be carried on to a
larger extent than ha yet been done. It is expected that
at least 110 large smack' will leave this port alone about the
Ist of April. Others are fitting out at Boulogne and Graves
linen for the same destination, although not m 80 great a
number."