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The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-08

MINES.-77118 04 Y

Two o'CLocz.

There is no new feature of the leapt intciest to
report in the market for home mining stocks
this morning. Business is very restricted, and in
the Stock Exchange 110 tronpactions whatever
are recorded. In prices there is no change of
moment.

Cobre shares have been dealt in at 412 and 41;
ex div. Other foreign descriptions are quiet.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in
the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and SCIIVI
Chaurellonodille, 6., f 11.; Onxt 71. 1; l'idnius-
dres, 1, If; Prudeen, 21, 1: Sortridge 1/, 1; &,uth
Frances, 276, 286; Vole Towey, 12s. ad., 13..; Wbssi
Edgard, 61,1 ; Wheal Wenville, 21, 1.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market :

Copper—The market is decidedly firm, and the analters
have consequently been compelled to pay n conddersble ad-
vance upon OM. Them is little fUrellll2 now in the market.
and advanced rates are demanded. In Iron :here to no eltange
to notice. There is a fair dttoind, and prima aro well main-
tained. Lead maintains its price, but only a tuoderate busi-
ness is doing. Speller—There have been ouctsiderabli, tramac-
time, in this metal. AU the markets ore very bare
of stock, and prices are advancing. Tin is brut, and them is
• fair business doing.
The directors of the Fort Bowen Now Company invite •
meeting of the holders of debenture* for the 113th inst., "to
oonaider the best course to be sdouted with referents, to the
interests of the debenture holders"
A meeting of the Tincroft Slitting Company is etlkd fee
the 3nl of Septetuber.
The annual meeting of shareholders in the Great Trcgune
Consols Mine is called f.r the lilt. inst.
The advice, from the Lewis Mn..., dated the .sth inst.,
communicate the details of the netting on Saturday 1.4.
There was no improvement to report in the mines. These
mines sold on the sth, 12 tons 9 cwte. 1 qr. 1911.5. of black
tin, realising in all 95;i1. Ils.

FRIDAY EVININO,

In the market for home muting stocks to-day, the
transactions were limited. The chief inquiries were
for shams in North Itassct and Wheel Grenville; the
former rose Ills. to 11. per share, whilst the latter
have advanced to 21. ss. per share. Sort ridge Con-
sols were very heavy this afternoon, and were last
quoted in the Stock Exchange 1; to 11. In the
Mining Exchange there were inquiries fur Peadeen
shares.
London, England, 1857-08-08

THE LATE INTELLIGENCE PROM INDIA.

(Frau the Jaime Nnes of thim day.)

Although the fall of Delbi has not been officially
anaeasold, there is little doubt that reliable intelligence of
the feet was brought home by the mail lately received. In
oddities to the einteartancos ',sordid in our paper of Satur-
day Yet, ether oxidraatery particulars have reached us In the
interval.

TIN, With of time daring which the cadent capital
of Hindostan, and the former ant of empire, has re-
mained in the pamesion of the mutineers, ha. no doubt
peeved en earouregtenent to the spread of disaffection
sad the revolt bee "reed widely In consequence. New
elements also have entered into the combination; although
we still maintain our opinion that the insurrection is of
purely military origin. Still, to those at all acquainted with
Asiatics, it can be no matter of wonder that the idle
sad discontented pensioners, whom our government main-
tains in titular splendour, should have allowed their petty
courts to be made centres of intrigue and trearonable de-
signs against the power to which they are indebted for
the wealth and immunities hitherto enjoyed by them.
Much sensation has been caused by the arrest of the ea-King
of Oude, and his Minister Ali Nuckee Khsn, who were
both lodged in Fort William on the morning of lath June.
Soon after his deposition, this unfortunate nionarehleft Luck-
now, and has ever since resided in the neighbourhood of Cal-
cutta threat seclusion, and apparently patiently waiting there-
. .

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milt of the:exertions of his agents in England. But if the reports
of =thee can be trusted, the kings attachment to this neigh-
borhood erne from it having been planned that the whole of
Naga and Upper India should be shared among the Maio-
mean princes. The titular King of Delhi was to have had
the North-West. The King of Oude's brother, their here-
ditary parsers& with some additions, the king himself
Lower Bagel, and some provinces were to have been @s-
ignal to the Neer of hicerehedabed, no that the Mural-
era &pestles wen to have bra everywhere roared,
sad the sear of tech Jame tore easy, not by
the blood of warrior elsie In battle, bat that of
narritiss Bsgl warm sad chillier cruelly
butchered ia cold blood. It is to be supposed that
the goverment is he prassima et sward evidence
spirt these atrocious oriainals, and that it would net have
erred the King of Ore, without Irving prof that he le
pirsonally implicated ia the corpirecy by which he was to
have pored. It this be the fact, the depend march will
bar lost an err to the sympathy of the British .s*lam
mad will be mired with greeter horror thin the madams
thersives, r having targeted their arm without ra-
nge to rare their &sager.
The acimmualcadaa berms Calcutta sad the upper pro-
visoes wee almost nary at o(; sad every attempt to re-
ed re the dorm treads the Meth-Wee. MI no yet
tined. Minch bialipase his onuescpendy reached =aria
Be hay of which the Ghana pablic was man==gy is lc
Mete at the pried ot tin wp boisi dopitcasd•
London, England, 1857-08-08

THE POLICE COURTS.

A man who refused his name, and a woman named Fanny
Goner, wen charged with lacing concerned in coining
operations.
The Opener, on being brought into court, said his name
was Jolt, Garner, and that the female prisoner was his wile.
Richard Tanner, 100 A, a metnipolitan detective, mid, on
the previoua afternoon be arrompautial his sergeant to the
Blue Posts public-homy, in Holborn, and there on. the
priseser end another man. The prisoner invited him to play
at bagatelle with him, and he dill to. There wits a third loan
in the room, who had some conversation with the prirtint r,
' after which witness saw the prisoner take a Mall pared in
blue paper from his waisteoat pirkit, and hand enueraing
out of it to the man who IVY with hint which kJ him to
believe the prisoner was dueling in Lose coin. Ito thiu called
Illageant Smith. who took the prisoner into custody, and he
Mlilwith Sergeant Hodges to 3, Ileauchatup-cunt,
e!dinattrket, where he mw the female prisoner. He told
her they were police offieera, and wished to march her place.
Aft,: they had been ',arching about ten minutes, the
break pnaener maid, in greet grief, " I know what
yen want; It is some money." He asked her whet
money, and the handed a parcel to Sergeant Hodges.
He continued the watch near where she picked up the
parcel and found five counterfeit crown pieces wrapped up in
=. and he then took bee into custody, and on the way to
ration the female prisoner raid " I expected this, end 1
am glad it is done. 1 have been married to him twelve
moths, 'adhere been in fear ever sine., in consequence of
the simsge I have received from my husband by not telling
does Wap ice him." She was searched, but no had money
we. Mad epee her. The male prisoner is well known.
Sir H. bhimelke asked why the female prisoner was
liberated ea
Timm aid be vadereleed ebe wee known to the City
peace Oe to • very reepesiebie
Tin bar goatee aid the prisoner bad broken her
arm legieeori bid swiss 01-treated her, because she
weld me seat bin be &grebe of thin had money.
SOL tbee Tereeedrd the prisoners, auddirceted
that the still be admitted to bail.
Remended emediegly till Wednesday.
London, England, 1857-08-08

MARYLEBONE.

Mittel Hunt, a green grolv77arryin g on businom at 23,
Dercemblte-aMeet, Limon-grove, wax chargill with having
used grossly abusive languvo Commis Dr. Thompson, the
medical serer appdated under the Sanitary Act Ly the
Marylebone vestry. On the 23rd ult, the complainmt•
accompanied by Mr. Porter, on inspector of nuisance*, went
to dedendant's home, in wlekti there hod been ono or more
' arm of fever, in order to sweetie' whether the amusing and
proper purifying of the premines was bring proceeded with,
in -conformity with notice which had been given, when de-
fendant called Dr. Thompson a d—d foul, an am, and an
Ifinneanme
Mr. Having, solinitor, who attended for the defendant,
said that his client had fur a long while born a teetotaler, but
that, in conesonanos of a complaint under which be WWI ant-
/ming, his medical adviser had recommended him to take a
little brandy and water; not being wed thereto, he had pro-
bably become excited, and, if he had lined any Minimise
wor‘ towards Dr. Thompson, ho regretted having done no,
and bogged to apologise,
Mr. Broughton fined him 20.., or a fortnight's imprison•
, meat. The penalty wan directly paid.
London, England, 1857-08-08

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8. 1857.

COMMANDS IN INDIA.

Major-General Windham, C. 8., has, in the pre-
sence of the dangers and troubles which beret us in laths,
accepted a divisional command, and proceeds to his post with-
out delay.
We are exceedingly glad to be enabled to announce We
appiintment, not only because ip General Windham, the
country will have • dependable officer, but because it is an
earnest of the resolution of the government to place the India
commands in the bonds of young and energetic eoldiere,
of grappling with the grave difficultie* of the hour.
capable
hiseve every reason to place the most implicit confidence
in Sir Henry Lawrence, General Chamberlain, and General
1 Cotton, but the eslvation of the vastly extended empire
requires the presence. example, and stimulus of •
dices such men. The Queen's and old company'.
officers who have unneeded to division. by virtue of their
seniority an, we fear, too far advanced iu life and deficient
in mem to deal with the crisis. Generals Hearsay and
Whole' are reliable men, bet neither Generale Hewitt nnr
(lowa htive noted in a manner to Ratlike confidence. Sir 11.
Bernard ties a striking contrast to their tame proceeding..
lipjce Ciumala Scott and Reid are, we fear, hardly up to the
ma. mg at lout one colonel of a Queen's Regiment (who
mgieeomea brigadier) her ebewn himself uneal to the
*maim It may be • difficult thing to supersede incompc-
bina allear• who have grown old in the army, but every me-
diated= of that nature must giro way before the exigencies
et tar service. Generals Garrett sad Straubenvee are good
Acme, sad no hesitation should be shown about placing
lam above inferior men, even though they be of junior
shading.
London, England, 1857-08-08

WESTMINSTER.

Mr. Allen, the °Ricer attached to the /emaciate Inetitutlon
for improving and emtercing the laws for the protection of
women, Charleaatreet, Weetminater, ranee to the court to
communicate the information that Robert Clerk, alias George
Richard Clark, who was seat for trial for the abduction of
Elisabeth Harris, the daughter of Mr. Harris, of
James-street, Buckingham-gate, wit, apprehended a few
days ago In Guernsey, and woe that day (yeeterday)
brought to Landon to be lodged in the Old Bailey
Prison. After the committal of the amain], a true
bill was filed by the grand jury. Subaciquently the wowed,
who arse under bail, absconded. A true bill wax found
against Clark in tho month of May, since which he boo not
surrendered to hie bail, but at that eawietia Root Ruth, the
seirvent of Mr. Hare., who amixted in the abduction, woo
sentenced to nine mouths' imprieonneent. Clark will bo tried
et the nest Central Criminal Court.
London, England, 1857-08-08

CLERKENWELL

W asa 71resbey, 7W,7.73G:iiinu274;rreet, Bermondsey, a
carman in the genies of the Smith-Eastern ltsilvrey Com-
pany, and 77imeas Grier 011,4, a greengromr, No. 1, Noble •
street, Clerkenwen, were charged, the fume r with pleating
two bushels of apples and two bushels of pears, the property
of the South-Eastern Railway Company, and the latter with
receiving the same well knowing them to have been 'olden.
Greathuret, 209 0., about dye in the moraine Row a van,
driven by Trubey, stop at Glass's shop, when four bushel
baskets of apple. and pears were token out and mewed.
Oreatburst entered into conversation with the earnian, and Kt
the same time contrived to melte a small chalk mark un eseh
of the baskete. On inquiry at the Bricklayers' Arms Rail-
way Station he found that tour baaketa of fruit hod been n•-
ceived that morning by Trubey, and not duly delivered. The
baskets marked with chalk were found in Glass's shop.
Mr. Bragg, the dry goods superintendent at the Brick.
layer.' Anne Station, informed the magistrate that a ;Idio-
matic mum of robbery had been going= for some time, and
that the company had loot goods of the value of upward.. of
10D1., butthat up to the present time they had been unable to
detect the perpetrator.. The prisoner Trubey had been in
the eerwice of the company upwards of 7 year!,
The prisoners were emended until Wednesday nest.
London, England, 1857-11-12

PIEDMONT.

The Armonia of Torin publishes a circular ad-
dressed by some of the bishops of Piedmont to their
clergy, recommending them to exercise their influ-
ence in the coming elections in favour of clerical
candidates. They state that the kingdom is politi-
cally organised in such a manner that they are
"called upon to exercise a species of sovereignty
over the election of those upon whom, in a certain
measure, the regulation of their destinies depends."
Hence they remind their clergy that it would be a
serious dereliction of duty to stand by and allow the
enemies of the church to elect their representatives
without a struggle. Monsignor Charvaz, Bishop of
Oenoa, has addressed a separate circular to the
clergy of his diocese, in which he simply inculcates
the duty of recommending electors to vote in favour
of wise, patriotic, independent, and religious men.
London, England, 1857-11-12

MARSHY S.

COTTON.—Lrriaroot., Nov. 11.—We have no ma:4-
feet improvement to soda in the aspect of the cotton trade,
and pion are fully id. per lb. (and in some cams more) than
lest week. The sales are 2,000 bake, all to the trade, tn-
finding 30 Bahia, at 74.; 60 Emden, at 91d. to 10d. ;
SOO Surat, at eid. to 44. ; and 40 Bsa lauds, at lel to
17d, per lb.

CORN.—Boarox, Nov. 11.—The supply of wheat was
fair at this market to-day ; the trade slow at la. decline.
Reds, 43a. to 60a. ; white, 61a. to 635. The show of team
not eo large es lately' demand languid, at a alight decline;
new, Os. to 445. ; old, 4Go. to 49e. Very little dola6 in oats
or pees.

Brocerox-ox-Tses, Nov. 11.—The arrivals of wheat aro
literal kw the past week. At our market this morning we
had a fair show of grain from the growers. Wheat, test
maples, sold at the extreme prices of last Wednesday; info-
rice sorts moved off slowly at a trifling decline. Oats were
the tans cheaper. Beans without change. Imports during
the week:—Wheat, coludwies, 330 qrs. ; foreign, 1,760;
oats, sosetwiss, 600.
Dreuw, Nov. 10.—We had an exceedingly doll market
at our corn exchange to-day. The best amplea of wheat
only eupported the currencies of Mt day, and moat of the
Inferior and middling maples remained unsold. Barley of
all descriptions wee fully le. and inferior oats about 9d. per
barrel lower. Berber more doing in foreign wheat. Indian
earn hi retail trametione maintained previous quotations,
bet to effect sales of any conaequence Is. per qr. lower would
be atm.

COALS.—Lownow, Nov. 11.—Betss' West Hartley,
15e. ed. ; Byaa's Bataan Hartley, 18s. ; North Percy
Balla, 15e. ed.; Taneeld Hoer, 14s. 3d. •, Walker Prim-
ness 14s. 9d.; Wylsa, lee. 6d.; Walls End Acorn Close,
19s. 3d.; Walls End Eda, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Barton,
lea; Walls End Northumberland, les. ; Walls End Bel-
mont, la. ; Walls End Frarowellgste, 19s. ; Walls End
Haawell, 20s. ; Walls End Hawn, 215.; Walls End
Rummers Hatton, 19s. 9d.; Walls Bad Stewart's, 215.;
Walls End Camp, 19e. 9d.; Walls End Haugh Hall,
19s. ; Walls End Whitworth, Ib. ; Names Duttryn,
21a ed. Ships at market, 76 ; sold, 62.
London, England, 1857-11-12

f", THURSDAY EVEtrING, NOVEMBER 12, 1857.

Mr. fiergood opposed for Mr, F. Kingsbury, a professor of
musk. Mr. Dowers supported.
The object of the petition was to get released front the
261., and coos, 721.25. 13d., due to the opposing
creditor on the breach of articles by which Min Dyer was to
be instructed and to share the sarnge for the period specified
with Mr. Kingsbury. The agreement was Woken and sa
sedan brought. before the trial the insolvent married Mi.
Hairli, &singer, and being liable, she petitioned. The 'taw
debr van trifling.
Mr, Bergood submitted that the court could not sustain the
C:7as there was no property, and he cited owes in
5 " Insolvency Preedem."
Mr. Dowse contended that as the action was in the maiden
name of the insolvent, abe ma entitled to petition.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy sustained the petition, on the
ground that the insolvent was liable to process.
Mr. Sargood said he could reserve the opposition as loth'
wets till the anal order.
The Court mcquioeced, and the 4th December was named.
The insolvent said, in answer to counsel, that she wee
married at Hall in April—not on the Ist April—but she he-
lloed on the 26th of that mouth.

IN YE SHEPHERD SIMPSON.
This insolvent, a warehouseman to a provision merchant,
• under the Protection Act.
Preargood opposed for a Mr. Paterson, the wito's trustee ;
sod Mr. Nichols supported.
There was only one creditor on the schedule to 601. The
Ineslvent was married to his present wile six years ago, when
abs bed about 6001. They separated three yesrs sod he
weed to pay her 11. a week. He was discJrsrp.ia Jana
lest yeerporo soma arrears, and mow owed her 611.
.

Sinediecussion took pace as to the insolvent's conduct,
and he complained of the conduct et his wife.
Ultimately the insolvent weed to pay bee 10u a week in
future, and abe was not to annoy him. The ease was ad-
journod to the tOth February with protection, and the insol-
vent undertook to pay a month in advance.

1:4 RE HENRY C. ALLOY.
The insolvent, a clerk in the Admiralty, Somerset-hones,
applied under the Protection Art. Mr. Reed supported.
The insolvent had got into law, and owed be mom per-
ma debts. He bald HU. a year, and a portion was mica
Sr td wealian.

The acurtme wed protection, and declined to order any
pet GI the income to be set made.
London, England, 1857-11-23

BADEN.

A letter from Kehl of Nov. 16, says that a Count
Ortowski, a Hungarian major, has been arrested
there. Several false passports and revolutionary
writings were found in his portmanteau.

REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

(now ova Own COISUPONDIXT4
(11T ELECT/N.IC TELLORAIFIL)
LIVERPOOL, MONDAT.

The agent of the New York Associated Frees has
received a despatch from New York, per Persia,
placed on board off Sandy Hock, to the effect that
the new constitution in Mexico had been suspended,
and Comonfort declared dictator. Campeachy had
surrendered to the government forces. The whole
of Yucatan was in arms.
London, England, 1857-11-23

BELGIUM.

" The new Belgian cabinet," says the Nord of
Brussels, has drawn up its programme. We think
that it was even done before the manifesto of the
Right ; but it will not be published till it shall have
been approved of by the adherents of the
ministry, in the chambers. A meeting will
shortly take place, and the discussion will more
particularly turn on a paragraph, which we Sr.
assured will express certain complaints of the
liberal party. We are assured also, that the minis-
try proposes to send its programme to all the high
functionaries, to demand whether they will give
their adhesion to it."

SPAIN.

MADRID, Noy. 21.
The funds are lower, in consequence of a consider-
able amount of specie hiving been sent to London.

PIEDMONT.

According to the ministerial journals, the general
result of the 157 elections is as follows:
For ministers
For the right
For the left
Itoubtful or double elections

The democratic journals promise their support to
the cabinet if it panties a boldly liberal mune.
Garibaldi is not elected. M. Brofferio has received
an oration at Turin.

The Genoese journals announce the death of ths
eminent naturalist, the Marquis Maximilian Spine's.
The English consul at Genoa Wm been requested
to send Mies White either to Malta or England.

Count Carrier has pronounced against tie forced
currency of hank notes.
London, England, 1857-11-23

TION OP A RAILWAY PAPOEPOIIR.

Mr. Clliffe:ri-moved for a carts/al to bring q
the conviction by certain Puttees of Glamergur
shire of Mr. W. Hollrins for travelling in a superior etre
of cartage on the South-Wales }tattoo to that fur abide
he had obtained a ticket. There woo a clause in the emu
patty's act which provided that if any preen should get
into a superior class to that for wash he prooesid a
ticket, without the perintsion of the railway authorities,
he should be liable to a penalty of 40e. Mr. Hopkins was
convicted at petty sessions, and he appealed to the jostiois
at quarter sesaious, who affirmed the conviction. He stated
in his affidavit that ha was towelling in a third
alas carnage, end that at one of the Stermediste
stations on the journey a friend came and took a second-else
ticks for him sad induced him to go into a second-clue car-
riage. On arriving at their destination, this friend,
fur the purpose of playing • practical joke upon
called the @Sa ttist of the company's oiliest,
fact that he (Mr. Hopkins) had coins in a used
class caning., ann then went out of the station with Mr.
H*sina's second class ticket in his pocket. Hie friend as
unfortunately ill next day, and could not
et the petty sessions, and the parities a=
unfavoarably impmeed as regarded the explanation about
the practical joking, convicted the defendant.
Mr. Justice Coleridge—On what ground do you move
Mr. ()Stud— Want of jurisdiction by the justices at quarter
seseicsa, who affirmed the conviction, they being interested
in the appeal as shareholders in the railway company.
Mr. Justice Erle—lf the justices who hear an appeal are
interested, according to the decision of the Hose of Lords,
the original judgment stands.
Mr. Gifiord—Mr. Hopkins is very envious to have the
=otter cleated up, ao beta a person of position, and a notice
of his conviction has been placarded at every station on the
railaf'6ampbell—There may be a precedent for sending en
appeal to be beard by a tribunal beyond suspicion. Safely
the defendant ought not to be deprived of his rii,ht of sp.
HTake • rule.
ole nisi.
London, England, 1857-11-23

WORSHIP-STREET.

......
Mark Nielitkulhorks, a young met of gentlemanly exte-
rior, wee brought to this cwt on a warrant granted by J.
Hammitt, Lea., charging him " that he did unlawfully and
likelomely WitmwWge certain recognizance', and become
bell in the sane of another person, to wit, one Thomas
Poetise, the mid Thomas Ponies not being privy or ona-
seater thereto :" an offence punishable ender the act of Wil-
liam IV., cap. 66, with traniportation far life, or not lege
than an imprisonment for two years.
Mr. Gawp hienrich berg, City Solicitor's calm,
Guildhell, who attended to prorate for the cortioe, ex-
plained the circumstances out of ohne the arose.
On the 16th of Joll‘c last, two seen, named Nathan enema
end Davis Go Journeymen in the employ of Meant
Li tailor., of boiredltch, were, after 'event remeds,
folly committed ler nisi at the Central Criminal Comet, for
haring forged a cerise ewer fur the payment of may with
intent to gaged &helm. Mr. Mamma maenad to accept
WI, sad ihrlitisomer, together with soother person, named
Sax, tenant thieselves, and became joint sureties to their
sp=te anew', ths theme.
Fowles-11m prisoner is my sow. I nide at 6,
Portland-terrece, Victoriapark-ned. I did sot Mend at
this court on the 16th of JnJy hikes authorise any one to
become hell for any pm. I lmow noting of Geoid
isr Woolens'. Preemie mem told as he bed lissom
boa The Mt I tram al this water *so la eirepso, of
London, England, 1857-11-23

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD R" FL

Thin morning, Mr. Weeks, commoner of Exeter
College, was elected to the open scholarship of the vales of
751. per annum. Mr. Charles Adams Houghton, commoner
of Exeter, and Mr. Simpson, commoner of Queens' College,
were elected to the vacant bible clerkships, of the anneal
value of M. each ; and Mr. Tomee, commoner of Wadhasa
College, was at the Mae time elected exhibitioner. The
Stapleton scholarship was not awarded. There wen 29 can-
didates in all.
The examiners in the final school of mathematics (Messrs.
E. Hill, B. Price, and T. ilenniewn) have given notice that
the examination will owninenoe on Tuesday, Dec. I. There
are 78 candidates.

SPOBTING.
London, England, 1857-11-23

NAVAL AND MILITARY

ADMIBALTT, Noy. 21. APPOINTMENTEL—COR•
mender E. Collier, to be captain on reserved list ; Lieute-
nant A. Hamilton, to be commander on reserved list;
Lieutenant Edward Stubbs, to the Alert_ ; Lieutenant
Hawkesworth Fawkes, to the Alacrity; Dr. James Car-
michael, surgeon, to the Renown; Mr. Robert W. Beau-
roost, surgeon, to the Lapwing ; Kr. Robert Taylor, pay-
master, to the Alseeity ; Mr. J. A. P. Williams, clerk, to
the Alacrity ; Mr. W. A. Brown, clerk, to the Blenheim ;
Mr. P. W. Goya, essistantintrgeon, to the Renown;
Mr. W. W. Thompson, ecting-saaistant-surgeon to th
Renown ; Mr. Adolphoa E. Pam, second master, to the
Sharpshooter.
CHATHAM, Nov. 22:
The Brilliant, 20, Captain J. A. Paynter, recently
moused from the West Indies, wee paid off out of comas-
Lion yesterday.

DEVONPORT, Nov. 22.
The Alert, 17, screw, was commissioned on Wed-
nesday by Cam. W. A. R. Parse, and will bear a comple-
ment of 165 °Moors and maw.
The Rhedsmanthos, steam store ship, arrived from Wool-
wich on Friday, with machinery.
The Lynx, 4, Knew, me commissioned on Friday for
Lieutenant Henry Berkeley, and will have a complement of
65 officers and MED.
The Lapwing, 4, screw, is to be commissioned at this port
for Can. M. P. O'Reilly.
The Skipjack and Forward were mustered by Captain
Stewart, C. 8., yesterday.
The Gamin went out to lay her machinery yesterday.
The Nautilus, 10, Commander Grant, returned from the
Westward yesterday, having relieved mom homeward bound
vessels in the chops of the Channel.
Ships in Harnome—lmpregnable, Royal William, Ajax,
Cambridge, Implacable, Agamemnon, Scourge, Alert, Styx,
Vulcan, Viper, Lynx, Dasher, Caradoc, Triton, Wiegman-
thus, Avon, Sylph.
In the Sound—Forward, Skipjack.
Between Island and Main—Nantilus.

Information has been received at the head-quar-
lege of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich, of the arrival at
Cawnpors from the Cape of Good Hope of detachments of
6th company 6th battalioe, and 3rd company Bth battalion,
to reinforce the division of Artillery under Captain Maude,
serving with Osesral Havelock.
The Liege journals state that the order for
80,000 muskets for artillery and Infantry, 35,000 bayonet;
3,000 cavalry carbine; and 16,000 various accessories, which
was given by the English government some time ago in that
town. is now nearly executed. The sum to be paid ia
6,460,000 f. ; end ea the valued the raw material ereploled is
only 1,290000 E, it follows that 6,160,0000. remain in Liege
end the neighbourhood for workmanahip and profit.
London, England, 1857-11-23

RETURN OF THE AUSTRIA STEAM-SHIP.

(RV SLECIRIC SRLOOOOOO.)
(FROM OUR OWN CORRISTORDENT.)

PLYMOUTH, Mornay.

The Austria, steam-ship, having on board the
94th regiment, has again returned to this port. it
is said her machinery broke down on the 14th.

UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE JASON.

The European and American Company's steam-
ship Jason arrived off Cowes yesterday, en roods from
New York to London, with passengers and freight.
She left New York on the 31st tilt, and met with
strong head winds. She was compelled to pat into
Queenstown for coal. Her advice* have been
anticipated.
London, England, 1857-11-23

IDNCING-LANE.-7TATS. DAT.

The following public maks are advertised for to-rnerrow
Sugar 360 hhdu. West India, 6,000 bags of Mauritius, and
2,700 bags Bengal. Saltpetre . 1,100 bags. Sago 260
boxes. Pepper 100 bags. Ginger ; 600 bags.
Markets generally have been dull aid inactive since Fri-
day, but our quotations remain unaltered.
BUG 31.—b10 sales of importune we reported.
Tra.—A few parcels of leaf Congou at rather
lower prices.
Corros.—So sales reported.
Oita.—Seal, pale, 421.; yellow, 391. to 401. ; brown. 371. to
381. ; sperm body, 701. to 721.; headwaiter, 791. to 801.
cut, 3,51.; South Sea pale, 431. to 431. 10a. ; olive Gallipoli,
65/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. to 641. ; cocoa-nut, 445. to
471. ; palm, fine, 41s. to 425.; linseed, 295. 6d. to 30s. ;
rape, pole, 441. ; brown, 40a. 6d.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT.
The market fa steady at the undermentioned quotations
Petenburs Y.C. on the spot, 48s. 9d.; the year, 475. 9d.
to 48a. ; Deemmisse. 485.; !imeary end Muth, 48s. Bd.
London, England, 1857-11-23

THE POLICE COURTS.

CLERKI3.NWELL:

Two well-known titievWv7l; gaTv the names of Henry
Walls, aged 24, and Alfred Lee, aged 19, describing them-
selves as *nerve, residing et 20, Wation•place, Somers-
town, were charge with borglarionly Invoking and entering
the dwelling-house of Mr. John Chappell, kingmaker, of 6-,
Junctionivilla, Insciloniroad, and stealing therefrom four
silver spoons end other articles of considerable value. They
were further charged with hinging and entering the dwell-
ing-hone, on lb* 10th instant, of Mr. Cavendish, 17, St.
Pea s-rosil, end stealing therefrom four silver table noose,
one silver anger tongs, nine silver tea spoons. two silver
cruet stags, and ogee articles, of the value of COL Owing
to the awDerous robbeies that lave taken place lately in
the neighbourhood .1 Kentish-town, Mr. Superintendent
Lenten, of the B Melaka, has ordered some men specially to
do duty at the bag of the beget which are oontiguous to the
&Ma.
PohoeitmeseebieVere,l44ll,wee paring gong thelunotion-
road, whoa Law a light in the ecolkey of No. 6. Ho at
onci encased assistance, and then, egging the boom, found
that the thieves kid gained admittance by brushing down one
albs iron palings in front of cos al the windows. When
they had passed into the kitchen, Noy stopped the clock.,
muffled the be W, and breaking the wine cellar doer open,
proceeded to regale themselves with wine, gin, beet, bread,
sad jam. They had picked up nearly everything moveable,
whim they were apprehended. Upon being taken to the
pegs-station, Inspector Fides, Boding that they had very
ins linen shirts on. sent for Mr. Cavendish, who identified
them se hie property, aa well aa two silk handkerchiefs.
The prisoners, wbo had nothing to my in their dofenoe,
were remanded.
London, England, 1857-08-06

ARRIVAL OF THE ARAOO.

SOUTHAMPTON, WIIDNISPDAT Ninny.
The Arno has arrived with the American mails
and three days later &deices.
On the 24th the New York cotton market closed
firm, with sales of about 600 bales. Provisions
steady. Freights inactive.
The Asia had arrived out.
There is no political news.
Philadelphia stock market wu beery.
At New Orleans cotton has advanced. At Charles-
ton the cotton market was firm.
All is quiet at Kansas.
News from the Great Galt Lake City to the 2nd
ult. The Indians were friendly, and the territory
quiet.

The Countess de Morny, says the Nord of Brus-
sels, is et present in ■n interesting situation.
The widow of Roustan, the well-known Mame-
lake of the Emperor Napoleon Borkapute, has just expired
et Versailles. at a ve7 dvenosd ys.. .

The fourth telescopic comet discovered this year
wee observed et Florence by Dr. Domed, on tie Stith la,
on modeled a helm from Y. ;merrier me the subject. It
bee not yet tem secertsleed whether it is new, or has rep-
peered Wee. Of the other three, the that sod tlthd ere
sew; the sexed is melodies; sod miens every dm and a
half years. . .

, -- -
The Villa Maxtor, op the plain of that name,
eantminia(a mama of raw of the celebrated bottle, sad
having a cooddeeeble brat al Lod attached to It, bra been
add to X. Lead Oakum Debnedettl for kw mall em of
110,000 k.
London, England, 1857-08-06

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Crawl OCR OWN

PARIS, WEDNINDAY EVE NI

The Emperor and Empress left Bt. Cloud, for
Havre, at twelve to-day, according to the arrange-
ments already announced.
The London correspondent of the Prose says that
Lana Rollin has brought on action against the
Times for an article alluding to him in connexion
with the case of conspiracy which is to come
before the assize court of the Seine to-morrow.
The Bourse was again unfavourably acted upon
upon by a fall in Consols. The Rente closed with •
fall of 15fr. for cash, and sfr. for account, at
60fr. Mc. and 671 r. 15e. It had been lower in the
course of the day. Mobilier fell Bfr. 75c. The rail-
ways were very dull, and were quoted from 21r. 50c.
to sfr. lower, with little business doing.
This morning we have had a most welcome rain,
which came down steadily for six hours, and has
cooled the air. There was no thunder. The blue
sky has now re-appeared, and there is every appear-
ance of a resumption of fine warm weather.
The great heat in the south has led to a feminine
riot of a curious character. The town of Foe, on
the mouths of tho lthone, 'offers greatly in hot
weather from intermittent fevers. The women of
the place took it into their heads that by mixing
fresh water with the salt ponds in the neighbour-
hood they would neutralise the miasma, and acccrd-
ingly a strong body of them, with a band of music
at their head, marched to the flood gates of
the reservoir, which they opened. The con-
stabulary force of the town, which was
afoot, thought it prudent to retire before the vastly
superior numbers of the ladies. A treaty of peace
seems to have been made subsequently, and a local
lecturer explained to the female experi.nental philo-
sophers that pestilential miasma arises not from salt
but from fresh water. The heat in Provence has
been almost unprecedented. A wind called the
marin bione, answering to the Arabian simoom and
the Italian sirocco, has prevailed, and Reanmur's
thermometer has been at 37 degrees in the shade—
two degrees higher than it was yesterday in Paris.
London, England, 1857-08-06

COBURG AND GOTHA.

The project of a fusion of the two Duchies of
Coburg and Gotha under the same administration
was rejected on the 3rd by the Diet of Coburg una-
nimously, minus four votes. This fusion had been
admitted in principle by the special Diet of Gotha,
as well as by the common Diet of the two countries.
Much curiosity is excited as to how this conflict will
terminate.

UNITED STATES.
London, England, 1857-08-06

4 II

MINES.-THIS DAY

Two o'CLoCi.
Very little business is going forward to-day in
British mining stocks. The only transaction
officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in
Wheal Edward Shares at 63.
Color shares have been dealt in at 43 and 421 cx
dir. In other foreign descriptions there is still no
movement.
Suoined is the official list of the closing prices in
the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
Alfred Consols, 161 171 ; Chancelloreville, Ss. fd.,
6s. ad. • East Basset, 33 40 ; Eat Russell, 335., 35e. ;
Lady ad.
Ile. 6d., lie. 6d.. Pendeen, 21, I : South
Frances, 275, 283; Wheel Edward, sf, ; Wheal Tie-
lawney, 23f, 241.
Cobre shares exhibit increased heaviness, and bad
fallen at the close to 41 to 43.
The half-yearly meetings of the Peninsular, Castilian, and
Iberian 31uung Compasses are called severally for the 1311
instant.
At a meeting of the Alfred Console mine adventurers, held
at Hayle on Monday, a dividend of da. per share wee &-
clued.

WEUNF,bDAT KVI.IO.

The market for home mining stocks today was
quiet. The chief inquiry was for shares in Wheal
Margaret, North Basset, and Pendeen. In prices
little alteration occurred. In the Stock Exchange
(in addition to the few bargains reported in the offi-
cial list) Alfred Console shares were dealt in at 17.!,,
and Pendcen at 2 and 2k.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

SI:GAL—The market continues depressed, and the public
sales are going off heavily; quotations must be considered
fairly nominal.
CUFFEE.—There has not been' public sale to-day, and the
srttele has a dull appearance.
TF.A.—The market continues inactive. General quotations
are unaltered.
RICE.—The public sales went off well, at full prices. 7000,
bags Moongby sold at 10s. 6d. to lls.; and 1,000 bags witto
Bengal at 14s. ed.
Rus.—There has been a fair business done in tLis article,
but no improvement in prices can be quoted.
Corms.-600 bales sold yesterday.
SALTPF.TAF..—This article has much confidence, and spe-
culators have paid 495. fur a parcel afloat near arrival.
In other deeen'ptions no material alteration, but markets
paerffilly are dull.
London, England, 1857-11-24

ao party to this apology; my client

acquitird last seados.
Mr. Robinson baring formally withdrawn the prosecution,
the defendant were dequotted, end left the court.
henry CA ipmery nurreuderni to toko his trial for emberslm
Meat. in 'lncapacity of servant to the trustees of the Borough
Market.
Mr. Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. Sleigh defended.
The penoner, who wee toll reillector, had been sequined
last session upon two indietmemn, and the trial of thin day
sten ended in an deyaittal, the jury in the last cite being
locked up until nearly 8 (kis k In the evening.
Two other charges were withdrawn, the Common Serjeant
remaking that the cage was very proper one for full in-
aestivation.
London, England, 1857-11-24

SURREY.

A leading incident in theciri I war—the escape of
Queen ilenriette—forms the groundwork of the Wife's
Beverage, a play which was for the first time performed at
the, Surrey yesterday evening. The drams had every fair-
play in the way of dresses end scenery, both being new and
splendid, end at the end of the second sod third erta seemed
to promite triumphant meow, the two leading p:rformera
being on both moutons celled before the curtain. But the
fourth finished with an explosion, which filled the home
with movie, and thereby accelerated the ordinary rash oat
of the Surrey pit to their customary refreshment. It was
not, while we remained, announced for repetition, but Bs
inalsio merits, and the general appleuee with which it had
been remind throughout, would warrant us in manning
that the omtstrion was accidental, and that The rifle
Receive is destined to • reasonably long rue.
London, England, 1857-11-24

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(DriIIAGNETIC TELEGRA:-II.)
(FROM OCR uWN COIRE9TONDENT.)
We haw had • large attendance at our corn mmket this
day. Wheat was in good demand, and holders firm, with
pond confidant feeling, at the following altercii.ns
Wheat, 3d. pee bushel ; dour, ls. per sack or barrel ;
corn, Ir. per qr. higher on the week.
Beans, peen oatmeal and other articles unchanged.
London, England, 1857-11-24

FINE ARTS.

At the shop of Mr. Boone, 04, Strand, ere now
exhibiting some vary curious pictures of the King of Delhi,
the principal pUIIOIIII of his household, and the chief pieces of
Interest In the kingdom. The likenesses see said to be mask
being the work of Mohammed Ismael Khan, the ported(
painter to the king. As works of art alone they are intern&
from the delicacy of their execution and their cadet
The beet specimen of the new set of c.hrocoo-lithography
which we have yet see is at preseet on view at Messrs.
Rowney's, In Rathticerplace. It Is s eery of that cele-
brated picture of Tenses, "Ulysses defying Polyphemuu"
which is now In the Vernon Gallery. Thirty-one different
odours have been used In the setemplishment of the work,
sod the result, on the whole, is vary suoceesful, presenting
an array of those gorgeous Tureereeque tintings which we
despaired of ever seeing successfully imitated.
One of the most curious of new inventions is that of ea
_ _ _

imperishable ceiling ornament" by Mr. Lawrence, who
from leather produom rosettes and other ornamental conk*
pieces In gold, white, or oak, which he warrants not to split
or chip, end to be impervious to ell atmospheric ioduenoe, at
half the met of the ordlner7 mkt =chi or pleater of Parts.
London, England, 1857-11-24

THE POLICE COURTS

MANSION-HOUSE.

Mr. Willies Whitt' tow Norris, of 13, Mae-lane, ap-
parel beim the lard Mayor to answer to a 'womens at
the haelenee of Mr. W. J. Mitchell, inspector of polies
shm, leg*" with having unlawfully stored upon hie pre-
mier AM gallon. of naphtha, to the great tenor, alarm,
end anger oldie neighbourhood.
The City Solicitor, who appeared In support of the pros-
mattes said it hod been for a long time-doubted whether it
sr a criminel offence to keep explosive materials, chemical
sahoMmote, within crowded neighbourhoods. However, the
c4'some time sines thought it tight to proesouts in a ease
emenly similar to the premat, and they in a person of
thee mare of Laster for harem. upon her premiss a quantity
of naphtha. That ladlelmsat wee triad before one of the
=el the Central Umbel Court, and the jury found a
spinet the dellredelle Wesel to the opinion of the
elute gyre r Is wham It was an Indictable offence. That
ri=os INTRA of Inleth at Westminster before
and airily a deelsien was pronounced, the whole
load;; the exception of soh being of *nice that for
as, pence to keep la a warehenee, In a crowded city, •
pertly of explosive enateria4Oriteh In the judgment of
rellettleg tenons was calculated to prance danger and
ahem, eonatiteded no (edictal* ism Re was spared
the astemaity of @dancing *riders to the prerst ear. ma he
endeskeed tbst the Ida prR discretion, judg-
EN* Ind Millwq, bed beelrald to the mathorithe dint
he bed 2e, knownleiteli immairre, the whale ed
the amplean the peeselsee, end Ms fere tbet se embeir
ate se materiel should be min Entesind them
The in reply to the Loaf Wpm mid be hal
sinedy awed ea give up the cellar la erbiat the naphtha wee
shred. He hamilmi to send the naphtha et the Custom-haw
Dr. Labeler, ana,Wrl oßoer of bald* for the City, aid
thearnite.. ae whisk wee &SIM gam woe awl
ern er woad berths. It tom eery arse
men lahmenehhe end we need der many of the sane
wpm. ay aphis et wine. It woad fire at a Imamate,'
of lee, whom spirits of wine required • much higher tem-
perature than that. A tittle oeselemenne la removing the
carboys et imam, to may nothing of the deafer of bunting
gee In the ear, might bed le soot eerier ocesequeres.
The 011•111111111; Ina adOnrsed S. • forsolgin, upon the nip
ntrebrahan that manlier* whist the illeirbet would he
an-
di if within that period be renewed the naptha
!au kh ptainhen
London, England, 1857-11-24

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

(Sittings in Inneu.—Before Chief Junkie Cockburn, sad
Justices Williams, Crow der, end Wilk..)
X:COX V. 11116/11ILL.—MOSICT AI.VANCED 10 .% mire.
Tian was an action to recover a sum as money lent ad
money paid foe the use of the defendant, and at the trill
before Mr. J•elies Cresskill, a nonsuit hod been entered.
Mr. Scrje•nt Shee now moved for a new Did, ors
the ground of nandirection. The Clete were these
defendant, at the time in question, was • ntereban
at the Cepa of Good Hope. and had • partner in Linde•
named Vinty. In Awn, 1855, the defendant pent hie vi
and three children and • savant to England. Ho recent
wife 2110!, and a credit on his partner for 501. a month; 51,
when ahe arrived in London the Linea bad failod, and*
never received more than 201. • month. In November ken
mead • letter from her husband, desiring her to return Ooh
Cape, and she thneFurn applied to the plaintiff, her
for money to y pey for her psecoms. Sbein'4
paid one half. • unite, she paid the other ball beton 1111
tinsel sailed, It would be forfeited. The plaintiff headed be
a cheque for 591., end she paid 31/. of the amount for be
palomino money, and with the Ten dircterged wino trait
iiien'e billy. The question we,, whether the 591 eek
be claimed ea necessaries supplied to the wle. It is
*dunked that as • general run money could not te
recovered se noir:manes, but it w.ee submitted that at ell
events the 31/. could be so recovered so it had been advised
to her for a specific portiere undertaken at the request of be
husband, and had the effect of awing linen forfeiture 111. d
the husband'. money which bad been already paid.
The court wee of opinion that the money could not be iw
covered as necessaries.
Rule refused.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
(Sittings in Basco.—Before the Lord Chief Beronead Baal
Bramwell, Watson. and Cbannell.)
JVDOXIIWTS.—IIILL V THE LuNDHA OAS LIGHT I omroi.
The Chast Baron said that in this tam there war aabi'
gaily in words used by Prole/sot Taylor in his evident,
sad the court bad decided to make the rule sheolute for said
trial—costs to abide the event.

•13110 S C. ?PART.
A rule nisi to enter the verdict for the defendant, or toed
aside the plaintiffs verdict and have a new Irlal, was ottani
by Mr. &tray; Byles. The action wits tried before
Lord Chief Baron, at one of the Fittings for MM
rm. The parties live neer St. leen C
shim. The real question Muni d upon whether.
the circumstance of ',posture of the ddernal‘......
being clearly forged to the acceptance cw whirh Pot
sued, by one Harredine, the Lord Chief Baron wee tight.
askiug the jute whether Fairy told creditid Hatradinist
eery by hie anksequent conduct, instead of nessedtieg p 4
for want of evidence.
The Lord Chief Baron now said. that after !inept!
ow torten argued the court thought them ought J0..1
new trial, on the, grimed that emus of the vele tu
ought to have beta were not specifically remand to the at.
tendon of the jury.
London, England, 1857-11-24

The railway share market to-day exhibits an
almost general improvement. London and North
Western stock is quoted 931 to 94; Midland, 81 to
; Great Western, 471 to 181; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 881 to 89; Great Northern, 221 to 23
per share; and Loudon and South Western, 42)
to 43. _

Indian shares are well supported. All foreign
descriptions are quiet.

Oil )1 /4 4 ILY 411 A %PI A 'SD lITOMM.