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The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-27

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.
Owing partly to the settlement now in progress,
and partly to Epsom races, very little business has
been done to-day in home mining stocks, and the
market presents no new feature of interest. The
only transaction recorded in the Stock Exchange is
in Par Consols shares at 22t.
St. John del Rey shares are marked 14 ; and
United Mexican, 3a.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange!
Calatock Console, 34, ; Ewe Basset, 62.4, 64 ; Esse Mar-
garet, 9 ; East Russell, 12a. 6d., 13e. Bd., 12s. M., 13e. ;
But Trstusic 64 64 ; Great Alfred,6d. 64, ; Great Fortune,
6,4; Great South Tolgus, 18, 16, 174; Berodefoot, 61, 7;
Lady Berths, 15e. 6d., 16s. td., 13e. ; Con-
sole, 14, 4,1, 4; South Cordurrow, 6e. ; WhsB'willagdward,
61 1,4, 4, 64. 6.. 3d. ; Wheal Grenville, 26c, 27c 64.,
31c 6d., 245., 245., 32a. 6d., Ms.; Wheel Margaret, 671;
Wheal Tehidy, 24, 2/. 6s. 3d.
Notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the
Wryagan Slate end Slab 4:liag Company Is expected
to be heard before Vioe-Chsor Kinderaley on the 6th
of Awe.

TUESDAY

A fair amount of business was done to-day in
home mining stocks, but led to little change in
prices. The inquiries were chiefly for shares in
East Russell, Wheal Edward, Kelly Bray, Great
Wheal Alfred, Great Hewas, and Wheal Tchidy.
North Frances shares were flatter.
The shares of the General Mining Company re-
main firm at 161., " buyers." Imperial Brazilian
shares were rather firmer, and New Granada flat.
The shares of the Great Barrier Land, Harbour, and
Mining Company were quoted 3 to j prem.; the
Dun Mountain Copper Alining Company, 4 to I
prem.; West of Ireland Mining Company, to
prem.; and the Bamfylde Mine, par to prem. .
London, England, 1857-05-27

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE QUESTION OF NEUFCH ATE
OF TIIE TREATY.

(ST BUIDEARDDI AXD DRITISII TILBORAPH.)

PARIS, WIDNZSDAY MORNINO.

The Moniteur says:—.' Yesterday a treaty was
signed, which regulates in a definite manner the
question of Neufchatel, by the renunciation on the
part of the king of his sovereign rights. The en-
gagements on the part of Switzerland respond to the
high solicitude of the king for the Neufchatalese.
The treaty will be published in 21 days, after the
ratifications are exchanged."

THE EAST.

MAT 26.

The arrivals of corn yesterday amount to 50,000
hectolitres. Prices are firm, and the stock in hand
is reduced. The crops are magnificent. Baron
Gros has arrived at Toulon.

The llorysthenes hu aimed with Constantinople
letters to May 18. At Jassy, on May 7, the Caima-
ean had refused to postpone the elections, and had
appointed them to take place thirty days after the
making up of the lists.
According to the Constantinople Journal, the
Shah, although not completely satisfied with the
treaty, was glad that the war was over. Mina-Aga,
the Prime Minister, had been within an ace of being
diadems& Letters from Smyrna of the 13th state
that wools arc rising there, stocks being low.

BERLIN, MA 26.

M. Nlichchicn, the Danish Minister of Marine,
will not keep the portfolio of foreign affairs more
than a fortnight longer.
The Danish government has promised to bring
forward a revised scheme for a provincial constitu-
tion. The King and Queen have left for Schwerin.

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

The Opinione of Turin hen the following from
Pavia:
..

-•
On the 14th the Cheniller lioroodei, of this town, was on
his way to an estate of his, situated in the province of We-
bers (Piedmont). On arriving at the frontier, earl resent-
inghlepamport to an Ausarten oommiseu7,the bitter informed
Ms that he had orders to search both his carries* end per-
ms; whereupon M. nomad sprang from hie carriage,
knocked down • eddies who attempted to Mop him, and ran
morose the bade, testing a latter which he had about him. He
wee mehdren, and surd figments of the latter were
picked up by the shoe Miters. On being questimed, he de-
clared that the letter contained nothing of a political newt,
bat only private matters which he did not wish to be known.
As it was found imposailde to reconnect the fragments** es
to derive any precise Information from them, the mut-
ability did not meet M. Homodel, but exacted
his word of honour that he would wort him-
aolf on the following day to the Imperial dele-
gate of Pavia, to whom the fragments of the letter would be
immediately forwarded. If. Homodei fsWlod his promise,
end the delegatetotd him that before prooesding against him
he would apply to Milan for instructions. M. Kameda,
however, this time thought it best not to wait for the an-
swer, but to make his escape as best he night; and it is be-
lieved that he has taken refuge in Switzerland. His home
has been merched, and many books and letters seized by the
police, but it h mid they arc unimportant.
London, England, 1857-05-27

EVENING, MAIEL;

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
MACMITIC TZLEOILATIL)
(1111011 001 OWN COISNATONDRKT.)
LIVERPOOL, WanxisoLT.

This morning, at 9.15, tho Philadelphia and Liver-
pool Steam-ship Company's iron screw steamer
Kangaroo, Captain I. M. Jeffery, arrived off Holy-
head, and is expected in the river about 3 p.m. this
day. She was to have left on the 14th instant.
London, England, 1857-05-27

ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, NEW CROSS.

The annual general meeting of the members of
this corporation was held yesterday at the United Service
Institution, Whitehall-yard; Vice-Admiral Bow Les, C. 8.,
prceideut, took the chair. Amongst those present were—
Admirals Sir W. 0. pa, W. A. B. Hamilton. Sir Georg.
Back, and Sir Charles Ogle; Captains (R.N.) J. R.
Liardet, Taylor, Whisk, and Oldmixon;
Colonel Corydon, Rev Dr. Chambers, and Rev. Mr. Kitson.
The report stated that by recent arrangements and altera-
tions of the building, the council bad been able to extend the
number of pupils to 270, of whom 54 am the lons of civilians,
and the rmaMing 216 are the sone of naval and marine
officers, 89 of whom pay 301. per annum, 815 err admitted at
251. per annum, 26 on still lower tams, and 16 geatuitotudy.
Notwithstanding the extra outlay consequent upon the ex-
tension of the school, and other expenditure not of the ordi-
nary character, the council have not found it neetesary to
touch the funded property of tho corporation, but, on the
contrary, have added to their cepitel 1711. 15e. 6d., and the
stock now amounts to 10,02111. 9s. 10d. During the year a
legacy of 1001. had been received from the executors of the
late Capt. Langharne, R.N. The sure of 1,000/. bequeathed
by the late B. R. Malcolm, surgeon R.N., for the foundation
of • university scholarship, which will be ocuael:
the eons of navel and marine officers, would now be
over to the school.
The report and accounts were adopted; a resolution alter-
ing the 62nd bye-law, ae suggested in the report, was
Weed to.
The Hon. Captain Denman wes elected a director in the
room of Colonel l'earce. The other retiring directors and
the two retiring vice-presidents were re elected.
After a vote of thanks to the chairman, the proceeding
terminated.
London, England, 1857-05-29

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

pitiless at NW Plitt', in Lodes..—Before Mr. :vatic*

To7a1;:On

This was the fleet sitting in LOll4Oll in Trinity Terra, sad
the lint cautahted five causes, one of which was made a ra
neenet, one was undefended, end the other three " went off,"
sad the court rose at an early hour.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MA.N.8101.1-11.0178E.

William Nash was brought before the Lord Mayor,
drupd with having committed • violent assault on •
whim whose name did not trample% at the Four Swans, in
illiter="Lthil ;earthier of the Your SWIM, mil d
to that
pmemisp his bawd •tordbis sobs in his basso, on=
prosselha me et Monona be fart him waiter
psedassig twin ths nose and with • tromeadoes eye. lie
Beon Wined that the primmer, who was hie peeler, bad been
fightimg with the maw, amelhogswe Wm into custody. The
wear was too ill to seemL
. _

Ica to tce —o'horga, tio primmer raid that the waiter
ea a be hot had Wale trusimotkma on the Derby, and
lisih having woe 10s. of lihn, the later refused
to bird it over, bet " Muck to it, and, upon an
dimeatlon on the withholding of the money arising, blows
sewed, but he deelarsi mast solemnly that he never touched
Ys waiter until he teak rip a to strike him (prisoner).
The Lord Mayer reese the ease for the purpose of
getting the attenos of the waiter, but admitted the pri-
soner to bail on his own recognisant:to,
London, England, 1857-05-29

KINCINO7L.A.NE.-.THIS DAT.

The oontlntUnooOrthe MAI still interferes with the weed
course of besiness, and aa no public Wee of ookealsl pro-
duce have been advertised foe to-day, the markets generally
remain in the same position as yesterday, and up to the
present time no trasactione d importance have transpired.
London, England, 1857-05-16

SWEDEN.

COPE nsciax, MAY 13.—The Faedrelandet att.
that letters to be relied on have been mein
from Stockholm, stating that the King, ben
worn out with the responsibility of affairs. $1
in addition being weak in health, has den
mined, on the recommendation of his medical s
visers, to withdraw from state business, calling
the hereditary prince to take the direction of affs
provisionally.

The Courrier de Lyons publishes in its advertisi
columns a woodcut representing a steamer imppoi,ed
in
air by two balloons, with the tempting inacripton -='r
ears desirous of taking shares in the above balloon, la", c
structlng in Turin, may do so by applying to so and 60
Lyons. The said balloon will accomplish the journey fr
Turin to Paris In fourteen hours. Price of shares 10*.
The number of shares is not mated.
The Universal German Gazette publishes a let
addressed by dm King of Prowl& to the widow of 11
lliacksidey, who was killed in a duel by 01. do Boa
His Majesty declares that he releases the latter
for
t from the
minder of his punishment only out of respect he
who, to reader homage to the iterated rentitoote
deceased, requested from his majesty the pardon of herr
cruel enemy.
London, England, 1857-05-16

ART TREASURES EXIIIBITION.—There was but a
POOr attendance on Friday, but on Saturday the returns were
again large; showmg • total of 7,811 admlWons, of whom
6,332 were sermon ticket holders, and 2,479 paid the half
lows kr. Of the total number of viriton, 1,911 arrived by
Including some from London, Liverpool, and other
towns. the more distinguished visitors
!an Lord and Lady Lord Bexley, Sir Cusack
Sir Walter Trevelyan, Bart., Sir J. K. Shuttle-
irorth,Hart., and Dr. Wellesley, of Oxford. Eaton Hall,
Chaeliar Trentham Hall, and the numerous other seats
the tty of in Staffordshire, am all within an easy distance
of the Exhibition by railway. and during the week several
41,1160141144 parties from these places have visited the
RabibUltet _ .

ROYAL. CIIIIIORNE GARDLNR.—The season at this
ipoilnler resort mammas' this day. A fete upon an
re sods is announced to take place, the p
der which have occupied a considwable time. VCrtier
hard that amongst a variety of improvements end additions
Iddide have been made ere the new theatre for the Mario-
the grand entrance to the Cirque Olympique, surini
rkfl Qs illuminative decorations of the dancing platform. to en
It as doubt *ill be within the recottection of many, nevelt
alt Kr. Simplon was the introducer of the original en-
,,,,..mossoinsat tamed Marionettes, exhibited at the Adelaide green
180. The theatre is placed at the teeming- by I 4
..11 of a beautiful lawn, and la calculated to hold from With
k°la SOO prisons. It appears that the Ashburnham perfol
~_MLIon la to be still available for special fetes fairy mate
Llidei.zurm the programa.
locatee may
ye:a:lit
ley
r...krfovre.dri.!.....t.
late
/WI gisseastol season. abaci
London, England, 1857-05-16

4 (TWOPENCE.

more than 5,000 or 6,000 quarters were annually brought
here, but or which the impoetaolon feat year was about
850.000,Juirter., or nearly 70000 tone, Their profits oath&
=tide during the We war, when the wog supplies bout
RAM& wen' checked, tout have been very large.
Of late, plethora of capital end inadequate employment fie
it, have induced come of the Greek lambent& to venture
within the d ingerimapurlieu. of ll.e Stock Exchange , and
significant mia,ions to the fart may to frequently seen in this
City articles of the daily paler.. That they may and do
emotionally avnil theicacelves to good purpose of the early
intelligence flay receive and of the ample means they pommy
for speculations in the fund", both here and at Purim, there
can be no &cold ; but they may perhaps flnd in the end that
such voltaic., will affect their eroiit no lees than their
fortunes; col it is little consistent witi their usual sagacity
and prudence that, having realised wealth by tho legitimate
pursuito of commerce, they Phorild now forsake them for the
luizardous excitement of the Stuck Exchange and Bourse.
It is a coeioua fact that all the principal Greek merchants
in London are &iota, or natives of Selo the ancient Chios.
Previoue to 11412, In which rear the fearful Illtittnere of ao
many thousands of Ito inhabitants by the Turks took place,
this bilk Wand wag one of the chief emporium. of Made in
the Levant • end although it now dwindled Into Uttar. ,

bisignibTaWee, its soiMrZaintain en varionsperta of Um world.
and more particularly in England, that character for tedium
try, prudence, and oommercial enterprhe by which, within •
more limited circle, their fbrefathers were honourably dies
tingoishad. In addition to the Greeks sang, there are
aloe, in this country a tow of the led catholic Greek.,
of mired &recut, and Fork asir.g the Beam whelk
religion, and who are disomud mid contemned by the
orthodox and legitimate Benet. Amongst the Greeke
proper theft have Neu, gime their tint estah-
bannient Lore, fewer failures than amongst any other
clam of foreign merchants, and three few have in no
one instenft displayed the want of n max, the reek-
kis capoirliture, and the wild speculative dealing. that
have beer Lxpose 1 in the pr eeedings alluded to, and which
by those unacquainted with the peculier differeime of rare
have not unnaturally been considered as applicable to all
hearing. the norm, of Greek.— The Tratelh
Magatim,
London, England, 1857-05-16

RETURNS

DOTRR MAIL CONTRACT PACK tITS,..—OR the motion of
Mr. H return of the number and name,of the ya—
wls employed in the Mail Contract Scrcice from Dover, tLtir
stem ' power Manage, and names of commander., and whe-
ther mewed by British seamen, and how often, and whin
lest officially surveyed ; such return being made up year by
year sines the contuteimement of the contract, stating whe-
ther during the same period any government vessels have h tm
lent to the contractors, end, if so, how our; and for what
time and on what terms.

111.1;;;Ir TARPRNORIt BRORERII (PORT or LITER•
root.).—On the motion of Mr. 110RA0ALL, return of the
number and names of the beamed passenger brokers, and
licensed runners in the Port of Liverpool, with the addleseas
or placeeof Minna of each, under the Act of 1866.
PARLIAMENTARY VOTE .-011 the motion of Lord
NA AR, returns of the number of voters which appear on the
parliamentary register for each county, city, and borough in
the United Kingdom for the year 1866 ; and of the number
of voters who recorded their votes for the several candidalcs at
the last general election in each county, city, and borough in
which the return wee contested. v _

- -
ELECTORS or ENGLAND AND WALL 3.-071 the motion
of Mr. PAcea a return was ordered of the number of electors
for each county or division of county in England and Wales
whose ILIUM were upon the register at the last generni elec-
tion ; distinguishing the number of electors resident or non-
resident within such county or division of county respec-
tively ; also in such counties or divisions of counties which
were contested, the number of non-resident electors who were
unpolled At such election respectively, and the day on which
the nomination in each county or division of county was
held, and, where contested, the day on which the poll was
taken.
London, England, 1857-05-16

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE TREATY WITH PERSIA.

A telegraphic despatch from Constantinople of
the Bth inst., Mil Trieste, states that the treaty of
peace signed at Paris between Lord Cowley and
Fernkh Khan arrived at Teheran on the 4th of April,
and was received with satisfaction by the Shah and
his people.
. . . . . . _

Tie aiaturbancea which have taken place in Persia
ire attributed to financial embarrassments.

THE OVERLAND MAIL

(air *catmints Aso BRITISH rateciaarnl
MARSEILLES, SATURDAY.
The Eaxine arrived at eleven o'clock this monk-
lag, with the India and China mails.
London, England, 1857-05-16

thought. Ae the Bonds were paid off in one trans-
action by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
Bank's available resources experienced a satisfactory
increase. It is also ifying find the n.-
110.

—sae. It is grath to na-
tional treasury thus well fill The same trans-
action partly explains the increase in the private
deposits, for we may suppose that the funds
of other holders of Exchequer Bonds were tempo-
rarily transferred to the head of "other deposits."
The increase in this latter item, however, is
_pro-
bably chiefly caused by the payment into the East
India Company's treasury of 375,0001. by the East
Indian Railway Company. The decrease on balance
of 434,6401. in the active circulation assists in ex-
t'= the demand for money out of doors. The
in the bullion is caused by the purchase by
the Bank of the gold in the Anglesey and other re-
mittances.
London, England, 1857-05-16

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London, England, 1857-07-24

Irk Court.

MOVIE, Jour U.
The Queen, accompanied by Prince Alfred, the
Prisons Royal, end Primus lama, embarked on board
the Fairy yesterday afteenoon, and went up the Southamp-
ton Water to nom the Prince Consort on hie warn from
Salisbury. The Prince joined the Queen on board about six
o'clock, and her Majesty returned to Osborne.

Mr. George Lyons sad Mr. James Wiliuma, of Jamaica,
had as iatervisw with Yr. Bereetary Laboachwe yesterday,
at the Colcwiabodice.

- --
Doopatelhos win mot from do Coloolol-ollko rolorday to
dr Clotorson al the colonies on elm Wog Coast of Akio.

Hia Excellency the Peruvian Minister (Domingo
Elias) hag arrived at the Braaserkk Hotel, Jerzeraaraest,
trout Faris.

The Duchess of Inverness has issued cards for an
assembly to•moreow evening, to meet the Queen of the
Netherlands.

The Duchess of Grafton and Miss Hardy arc
shortly expected in town from Germany.
Frances Country; Weldegrarc and Mr. Har-
court, M.P., have left Twickenham for Naneham Park,
Oxferdebire.

Viscount and Visiountess Campden have left
Clarides Hotel for Campden House, Gloucestershire. The
Count and Counter Schorwaloff and Lady Chantrey hare
left the rune establishment for Richmond.

Lord and Lady Iluntingflold have left the St.
George's Hotel for Heveninghuro Hall, Suffolk. Sir Thomas
and Lady Itedintoa bate alai, left the hotel for Paris.

We regret to learn that Lady Arthur Bay has
Men exceedingly unwell for several days. Her ladyship vas
sloth better yesterday.

The marriage of Col. the Hon. George Cad Orin,
second son of the Earl Cadogan, with Miss Ashworth, eldest
daughter of Llent.-general Sir Frederkk and Lady Ash-
worth, was solemnised yesterday, at St. Peter's Chards,
Eston-square. In sonasquenes of the infirm Nato of health
of the gidlast general, the father of the bride, who was
, unable from illness to attend, the wedding was strictly
Frith* none bat the nearest relatives of both families being
present.
- . .

---
The Countess Van Buren (Queen of the Nether-
lands) left Clarldge's Hotel at an early yesterday morning,
and prxenled by special train to Windsor, where her Ma,
Jody iaspeotaa the east* and afterwards lunched with her
Royal Highness the Machias of Kent, at Frogmore, return-
ing to town by the Great Western Railway. In the evening
bar Majority dhesd with Lord and Lady Brougham, in Graf-
ton- sort, the fallowing being honoured with invitations to
meet the illastrlows visitor :—/Lts Racelleticy the Minister
for the Nethereads, the Dube of Wellington, Emily Duchies
of Beaufort, the Marquis of Lansdowns, the Earl of Aber.
am, the Earl sad Cognises of helm and Lady Clementine
Villiers, the Earl Gamma, Lady William Russell, tee.
London, England, 1857-07-24

MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAT.

St:GAIL—The market opened on Tuesday with a depressed
appearance, and a decline of ls. 6d. to 2s. was submitted to;
but the demand improved yesterday, and there are free buyers
to-day at nearly 1.. advance on Tuesday's prices, and a more
steady appearance pervade. the market generally. Refined
does nut the any material alteration ; lumps, 65.. to 68..
Conner.—There heft been but a small quantity offered in
public sale and we do not alter quotation., but they have
been with difficulty sustained and but a limited business
done during the week.
Test.—There was a fell amount of businegs done this
week in common Cungou at 1.. 2d., and the article generally
has a firm appearance.
COTTON.—The demand has been a good demand during
the week, and prices are about 1 dearer.
Rtoe.—The market has been dull, and prices scarcely
supported.
Itrx.—There haa been a slight improvement in the de-
mand this week, but price* are unaltered. Proof Leewards,
2s. 7d. ; Demerara, 2s. Bd.
SALSeETIte lies sold freely during the week at a further
slight advance.
6.mess have sold steadily at previous rates.
Inntoo.—The quarterly Pales terminated yesterday; the
total quantity declared for sale was 13,132 cheats, of which
6,186 were withdrawn, 1,933 bought in, leaving 6,013 chests
sold. The sales opened with great firmness. at 61. advance
on good and line Bengali., and 3d. on middling ; the sales
proceeded with great competition, and closed at 3d. Wed. 'A-
vant". on ordinary and middling Bengal, and 61. to Bd. on
good and fine. Knrpahs sold with spirit; middling and
ordinary, at 3d. to 4d. advance ; good and fine, at 6d. ad-
vance. Dry Ira Madras were neglected; the few sold went
at last ftale. prises; Bengal, middling to fine, ss. 64. to Bs.;
low and ordinary, 4s. IL to ss. 3d,; Iladras, ordinary to fine,
2s. 3d. to 4e. 9d. ; Ktirpabi, 2a. to 7s. ; Dude, 2.. 6d. to
6.. 6.1.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is quiet to-day. Town tallow is quoted
675. 6d. nett rash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 63e. tkl. to
695.; July, 695.; August and September, 695.; October
and December, 68a. 3d. to 6d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(TlllB DAY.)

We are but moderately supplied with beasts. The
average quality is rather inferior. Choieeot kinds era
readily disposed of, and Monday's quotations pretty well
supported. The number of sheep quite equal, the demand
indeed, it is difficult to effect a clearance. Lambs aud calves
are rather dearer. From Clerinany and Heil and there are
110 beasts, 1,170 sheep, and 405 calves. Norfolk and Suf-
folk, 100 beasts. Midland Counties, 130. And 131 tuilch
cows from the Houle C unties.
Per storm of Sib,. d. 4. d. ?or don, of 81b, a. 41. s. d.
trot Scots. 111.4d0n1e.. 4 d Best Sno S IlibrelAk 4 8 5 0
Vp Shomborom...... 4 0 Um: Loug.Woo.4 ......5 0 0
`boa tastily bawls.. 2 1 10 Po. do Shorn ....... 46 4 V
Pigs ....... ' Ear, k Gerona welt" 00 0 6
1.40. .:d. Shorn ......3 it 1 4
Hod Drd 1.1•14-br0.14 0 Lambs .......... ...... 4 6 4
lkdols at man" 873; illooo seal 1601144. 10.410 ; 041444.630; 11.44
210.
London, England, 1857-07-24

TSB POLICE COURTS.

BOW-STREET.

A wretched-looking woman, named Swan Field, barely
oovered with dirty raga, was charged with smashing a piste
glue window in Moltoorn.
The prisoner admitted her guilt, saying that she was
starving, and did it to get locked up.
Mr. Hall—What is the Telma the glass?
Prosecutor—lt will met 104 to repair it.
Mr. Hall—Then you must bring en action against the
woman in the county court. The value being over di., it la
out of my jurisdiction. The primmer is discharged.
The Owner appeared surprised at his worship's deci-
slon, bat it gave her no satisfaction, and she left the court
in despood.ency.
It is right to add that his worship's brother magistrates
deal very differently with cases of this description. The pri-
soners era either punished under the Vagrancy Act, or fined
to the full extent of the magistrate's power, namely 61., with
imprisonment in default.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
riacerit SinomA coma Doh • AM.. Ansi; and Jonik
Amara (a bay), were charged bdan Mr. Bingham, by
Hewitt and Fryer, Mendicity slicer% with annoyance end
TM aconaed were Neapolitan newshaters, end serandby
sestred ht the erten* et their enmity, 'sleeved ribber,
imirelde dude end eiedels, pameeles a wiry mew so-
Etireowl le *dr perms leselseely beetled. They
sia kr ism Ilese Melva Awl ebb sheets et Landes
be miss" leetihkq dmeleg eel le the some a
the neeseele wide one et them welalvd4l7.
an some_ Wee dmilee, bet eldte Os wk. gars eli-
ding* Amend are met "Ai aid Weld Behr," is which
opkim Übe waft =Obits
London, England, 1857-07-24

THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
TICAL REFUGEES.

AND POLL•

A London correspondent of the Austrian Gazette
writes:—" Several German journals state that the
cabinet of Vienna is endeavouring to obtain from
the European powers their adhesion to a common
note in which the cabinet of St. James's would be
invited to adopt suppressive measures towards the
foreign conspirators in London. Without affirming
this statement I may assure you that Lord Cowley
is instructed to declare to the court of the Tuileries,
in the name of his government, that England consi-
ders it a point of honour no longer to tolerate the
odious proceedings of those political refugees who
have adopted for their flag murder and pillage.
As soon as the proofs of the guilty pal ti-
cipation of the revolutionary committee in the recent
plot against the Emperor Napoleon's lifo shall have
been proved, the English ministry will bring in a
bill authorising it to expel all political refugees who
have abused the hospitality which they have
received. This resolution of the government is the
more honourable from the fact of its being sponta-
neous."

THE INDIAN REVOLT.
London, England, 1857-07-24

SHARI LISTS-THIS DAY

Two cfoLooM.
The railway share market to-day is very inani-
mate, and some stooks exhibit flatness. London
and North-Western has declined to 1021 to
3, and Midland to 83# to #. North Staffer&
are rather better. Oxford and Worcester stock
also meets with inquiry. Great Western is quoted
83 to 1; Great Northerns, 24# to 1; and London
mad &path Western, 30 to I.
hrggn descriptions the chief feature is a fall
in Great Luxembourg shares, which have been sold
iu low as 8 (tally paid).

OIDINANT /HAIM AND MCI&
London, England, 1857-07-24

MINIM-THIS DAY

Two o'CLoutt.
The market for home mining stocks to-day is
quiet, with only a limited inquiry. Sortridge Con-
sols shares, though showing steadiness, are some-
what offered, and arc marked in the Stock-
Exchange 21.
In foreign and colonial descriptions there is an
absence of movement.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
Boiling Well, 11, 21; Carvannal, 41, 41 , Drakewslo, 21, ;
East Alfred, 31, 31 East Rosewarne, 14s. M., 16.1. ad.
East Russell, 328.6 d., 354.: Par Consols, 201, 211 ; Pen-
deen, 325. 6d., 370. 6d.: Sortridge Consols, 21, 2i, Tamar
Cnasols, 275. 6d., 28s. 6d.; Wheal Harriet, 1 17s. 6d.;
Wheal Mary Ann, 471, 481 ; Wheal Wrey, 6, GI55.,
.

THVINDLT Etrontro.
In the market for home mining stocks to-day
business was moderate, the market evincing steadi-
ness. Amongst the stocks inquired for were Alfred
Consols, Wheal Mar t, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal
Buller, East Alfred, Wheal Basset, and Wheal
Kitty (Lclant). East Basset shares were flatter.
Sortridge Consols closed at 21 to
London, England, 1857-07-24

lIIDES.7-TI LIS DAY.

'OATEN lIA following are the present quotations:
—5 tbs. to fiabs., bd. to 54d. ; CUbs. to 721b5., bid. to 64d, ;
72Ibs. to 8011.., Md. to 6fd. ; 801.. to 88Ibs., nd. to ed.;
to 081bs., 64. to 844. Horse hides, 10e. Calf skins,
Tight, 3e. to 15s. ; full, fie. 04.
BEUMONDSET.—Lotubs, 2a. 64. to 44. ; Sheorlings, le. 84.
to 2a. 4d.

BOROUGH HOP I‘IARKET.—TIIIS DAY.
Heger& Pattenden nod Smith report thet the necounts
from the blighted districts continue to come worse end
worse, and the more favoured parts are wild not yet to In,
free front vermin. The duty is still entirinted at 100,0001.
to 110,000!. Market very tine and holders sanguine.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Marpeth West Bartley. 17..; lien's Priem's, 135.;
Redheugh Main, 13.. 3d.; linswell's Wells End, 18s. 3d. ;
Welts End lki.lnn 1&.; Wats End South Eaton. 18..;
Walls End TCC/1, 18e.; Braddyll's Belton, 18,. Vs:
Walls End Motion Lyons, lds. Gd.; Walls End Merton,
153.8 d. ; Walls End Closfortb, lOs.Gd.; Walls End Riddell',
15e. 6d.-90 ships at market.

The &wrier de Nantes states flint for some dart
pest that part of tho coast of the A.I mac has has kin
visited by an incredible number of bottle-need whales and
peep rises; eholls of them passing constantly through the
narrow chimed which separates the island of Bats from
&waif, driving ell thc smaller fry before them. Captures
of these cotamenui species have been attempted by the Liter-
men, but hitherto without much success.
THE MORMONS IN SWEDE—,I.—A Stockholm jour-
nal says .—" The Mormons, who are somewhat numerous in
the distebt of Vestry Sallorup, near Malmo., In Sweden, have
boat in the village of the former mane a honer and chapel.
On the 25th June they assembled in the chapel for some
grand ceremony of their formed worship. end when they were
so engage 4 a band of presents armed with thick stick., some
of them with guns also, marched on the chapel and suminonel
them to disperse. The Mormons refused, on whien the cameras
expelled them by force, and drove them rem the sillave. As
some of the Mormons were arced with gone and wade use
of them, several of the ennibatonta en both sides were
wounded.' The peruente having driven the Mormons to a
tan.pit, dipped several of them in it, and then let them go.
At Burlof the local euthoritioe have Melded that any person
who may lend his howe to the Mormons for their nu etings,
or may take Ray of that Pert into his a-rvice, or even receive
them into his hew*, shell be flee& 25 rildelere. Several
inhabitants of the di‘triet who had embraeod Mormonism,
have abandoned it to return to the Lutheran religion."
London, England, 1857-07-23

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

KINCLNO-LANE.—TTID3 DAY.
SOCIAL—The market continues dull. The only public
sale to-day consisted of 150 Wide. of Porto Rico, which found
buyers from 52a. 6d. to 68.. Gd., which were yesterday's
prices. Refined The market continues dull. Lumps,
65a. to 68..
Coring.—Thera has not been a public sale, and the
market continues limited.
COCOL.-200 bags Trinidad sold in public sale at 91a. to
98.. 6d.; 160 bags Guayaquil were offered and bought in at
113.. to 115 s.
TEA.—The market is firm, but not active; the near sp•
preach of the mail prevents activity in this article.
Gogrote.--4300 bap sold yesterday.
SALTPlrfitt.—A largo business was done yesterday on
'Change at high prim.
Rms.—No aides reported.
Rum.—llemerara proof sold of 21. Bd. 1.50 puncheons of
strong and good Jamaica sold at is. lid.
Butt:U.—Seventh day: 1,520 chests pasicd auction, 420
withdrawn, 180 bought
sale again went off brnkly, and a mark of good Kurpah cold
for ehipping at an advance of 44. on last pale price., and low
sorts fee home consumption at 3,1. advance.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is firm at the subjoined quotations, :
Town tallow. 585.. nett rash; Petersburg Y.C. on the
spot, 595. ; July, 595. • August and September, 595. 3d, ;
October and December, 59e. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY lARICET.—THIS DAY.
Dir. E. J. DSVill report* a largo supply ; trade benvy, at
lower prices for everything. I'rirnet ineadow hay, 70., to
755.; superior ditto, 78s. to 845.; inferior ditto, 35m. to
: new ditto, 60s. to 80s.; rowan, 555. to 655.; clover,
old, 80s. to 100..; second eut, 70s. to 905.; new, 708. to
905.; straw, 28s. to 325.
London, England, 1857-07-23

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(not[ ova owe 00113SPONDS11174
PARIS, WED:4E4DAT Evans'.
The English legal maxim—that every man should
be presumed innocent until he be proved guilty—is
very important to be borne in mind when reading
the paragraph in the 3/orrigettr, which roundly
charges Mazzini and Ledrn Rollin with being
parties to a conspiracy to assassinate the Emperor.
The police reports upon which a Judge of Instruc-
tion acts so far as to submit a case to the Chamber
of Accusation are often extremely loose, and it fre-
quently happens that the chamber does not found
any indictment upon them. In the present instance
the prosecution is only in a preliminary stage, and
the proofs against the refugees in London may pos-
sibly turn out to be very weak. The plot
in question was known to the government
much longer ago than the month of
which the Monileur speak,. I have reason
to believe that as much as two or three months back
representations relating to this very affair were
made to the English cabinet, with a view to procure
the extradition of Ledru Rollin and Mazzini, to
answer a criminal charge, and the evidence was not
then regarded as sufficient Tho three Italians,
Tibaldi, Bartolotti, and Grilli, alias Sure, whose
name% are now given as those of the persons em-
ployed to murder the Emperor, were not the only
persons originally arrested on the charge. There
were four more, who are at this moment, or at least
very lately were, in Maze. Of these one is a
woman, who, it has been already said, made very
startling revelations, and another is a spy. Should the
French government make out the case it now alleges
there will be no occasion for any alteration in the
law of England to comply with its wishes with
regard to the individuals implicated. There can be
no difficulty in giving up murderers to justice. But
as the matter at present stands no one ought to
think the worse of either Ledru Rollin or Mazzini
on account of the company with which their names
arc associated by the Moniteur.
It is said that the long-talked-of restoration of
the office of Grand Almoner of France is on the
point of being effected in favour not of the Abbe
Canino or the Bishop of Nan-y, both of whose
names have frequently been mentioned, but of
Cardinal Morlot, the Archbishop of Paris.

The downward reaction hasi continued at the
Bourse to-day with increased impetus. A certain
sensation was created by the paragraph in the MOM.-
tear about the plot, but great anxiety was felt about
the Indian news,which may now arrive from one hour
to another by telegraph from Cagliari. The Rente fell
53c. for cash, and 45c. for account, closing at
ti6fr. 90e. and GM.. 9.7 e. Mobilicr Ml 40fr. There
was heavy fall in railways. Orleans fell 17fr. 50c.;
Northern, 20fr. ; Eastern, 12fr. 50c.; the Lyons
fusion, 25fr. ; Southern, 20fr. ; and Western, 15fr.
11 The Bourse was extremely heavy at the close.
London, England, 1857-07-23

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

STEAM TRANSPORTS FOR INDIA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Weu:iLIDAY.

The government baa chartered the European and
American Company's 'crew steaulahips Golden fleece and
Lady Jocelyn to take out troops to India. In consequence
of this there will be no departure of the company's gammas
on the 4111 of August and September nest to the Brasds.
The Golden Fleece is at Antwerp, but ha/ been ordered to
Southampton immediately.
The Lady Jocelyn is now in the Southampton (leeks, ready
to start for India.

is expected Wet the troops will be despatched from
thatepten in the .lave-mentioned vessels

CHATHAM, Juur 22.
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, con-
Filling of Sir eh:irks Wood, G.C.8., First Lord; Rear-
Admiral H. Edcn, Captain A. Milno, Sir Baldwin Walker,
But., K.C.B. (Secretary of tho Navy), and Colord Omen,
paid an official visit to this dockyard this morning.
Mb morning detachments of the lst Dragoon °curb, 3rd
Light Dragoons, Bth Hussaiv, 13th Light Dragoons, and
17th Lancer., with 68 horses, under tho command of Lieut.
G. G. Clown., Bth Humus, end Lieut. H. Boring, 17th
Lancers, arrived at this garrison, under orders to embark for
I India.

His Royal Highness the General Commanding-
in-Chief will hold a levoe at one o'clock on Monday next, ttio
27th instant.

A review took place at ten o'clock this morning,
M Wormwood &•rubs, of the let and 2nd Lifo Guarde, by
Major-Cenoral the Earl of Cardigan, the Inspector-General
of Cavalry. To enaLle the whole of the two regimente to be
meetly the duly of the Horse Guards was token at Ida
o'clock het evening by the Ilth Humors.
London, England, 1857-07-23

(Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

CRICKET.

NORTH v. Sorra.—This match was brought to a
conclusion at Lord's yesterday morning in favour of the
south by 14 runs. &ors :—Seuth—let innings, IG3; 2nd
innings, 95. North-Ist innings, 124 ; 2nd inning 122.
ROYAL PRINCEiS'S THEATRE CRICKET CLUB.—
The return match between the married and sin/le (announced
fur the 9th) will take place to-morrow (Frida at the Eton
and Middlesex Ground, Adelaide rod, overstock-hill.
Wickets will be pitched at 11 o'clock.

PUBLIC MEETING OF WOMEN.—On Tuesday
evening a public meeting, composed exclusively of women,
was held in the town hall, Lciecoter, to consider the question
of women's rights generally, more particularly in reference to
the osmium now before parliament. The hall was nearly
filled, and the meeting appeared to be composed exclusively of
I women belonging to the working classes, although It was
understood that tho ex pensos bad been defrayed by some
ladies in the higher circles of life. Mrs. Woodford acted as
president; and the meeting was addressed by Mrs.
Watts and Mrs. Wingfield. The latter lady was the
apelike? of the evening, and addressed the meeting with
great ability for upwards of an hour. Quoting ooptouely
Irom the Old and New Testament, she con d that in
every respect, except phveiral strength, woman was equal
with man, but that the laws and social customs did not give
her fair play. Mrs. Wingfield proposed the adoption of
an address to the women of England, which was carried by
acclarasHos. At the conclusim of the meeting thanks wore
voted to the president, and to Lord Lyndhurst for hie reply
to the Bishop of Orford in the House of Lards. It was r&o
decided to meant a petition founded upon the sddrers. The
meeting closed with singing the national anthem shortly after
10 o'clock.
PALISH OT ST. Psscsns.—Yceterday the directors
of the poor of this pariah voted a poet's rais of ltd. in the
pound, to be made in August next.
OftTBTAL PALACE. —.9g2 SHILLING DAT.

reI7fL7DAT, iv Li 21—Admission. ost ytoot, 5,7321
ditto, by swim Ilokots, 436; Wig lidtab 6,200.
London, England, 1857-07-23

SOUTH WARIi.

..„,,
Anthoni iCatri and Jobez Gower, who have been several
tunee examined in etinnexion with the recent murderous
outrage in the Queen's Priam, were again examined.
It wax elated that Mr. ltobertsou, the victim of &lyre
had born deviated nut of danger; but no formal
proof of the foe, WAS tendered.
Mr. Combo expressed en intention of remanding the pri-
sonen from time to time, and in the meantime postponed all
further proceedings till Monday. Gower's bail wan ex-
tended, but for Solvi the magistrate resolutely refused bail,
although it was otiered to the extent of 10,000/.
London, England, 1857-07-23

It I

MINES.-THIS DAY

Two o'Cxoci.
The market for home milling stocks is today
steady, with a limited business. Great Wheal
Alfred shares are firm, and are marked in the Stock
Exchange 81 and 8. Wheal Trelawney have also
been dealt in at '24
Care shares continue heavy, and are marked 48
and 45. Other foreign descriptions are dull.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
Catherine and Jane, 10s , lie. ; East Alfred. 2/, 3 ; East
ROiCWIIIIIC, 145., 155. •, East Russell, 1/, 1 ; Herodafeot, 7,
; Lady Bertha, 13c ' , 14s. • Sortridgc Consols, 21, 1 ;
Wheel Harriet, 15e., 20e. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelent). 2b, 21.
A special meeting of the Fort Bowen New Company is
called fur the 30th inst., "to consider the letters received
from the mines on the 17th instant, with the estimates of the
root of the watercourse and other works recommended by
Captain Claims, and to decide what steps shall be taken in

consequence.
Fite-Chancellor Kinacreley proposes on the Ist of August
to make s call of As. per ahem on the contributories of the
North Touter Mine Company.
Mr. William Turquand has been appointed official manager
of the Crookhaven Milling Company of Ireland. The orttle-
ment of the list of contributories is to be proceeded with on
the 3td of August.
London, England, 1857-07-23

HOUSE OF

AVEDNESDAT, JOLT 22.
(Concluded from yesterday's Erftem)

Mr. HARDCASTLE moved the second reading of the
Public Cheritiee Dill, the objects of which mama were to
dinaninth the expenses incurred in sppointieg new trustee.
owe charitable funds vested in reel Mats, end to provide
neon for the incorporation of smell amities.
The motion wes seconded by Mr. Evess; but some ob-
jections to the bill being urged by Sir J. niobium, end
Mr. MARKET, MI behalf of the government, sire opposiz
the sere, the motion for second reeding was. negate
without a division. . . . .

Tee lia;;;Tiomom Bill was referred to a soled com-
mittee._ . .

The Tenant Right (Ireland) Bill via withdrawn sitar •
Md dbewurion. . .

Bile Burial iota Amendment Bill wss gamed through

The Bankruptcy andned. Isaolvency (inland) am was read a
third time and pai
Some other btu. were advanced a stage, and some were
paned.
WEYMOUTH ELECTION.

Kr. EtiERTOR4p7IIred et thebei;aillwousibt up the
report from the committee appointed to try the merits of Si.
wick= against the election of the two eittlag members foe
Weymouth, which was to the effect that Mr. Campbell and
Colonel Fronton, the oaring members, were duly dead, era
that the committee badmen to &resolution that thweledlell
two raw of bribery proved, bat that it had ad boispreral
to the satisfaction od the committee that the said era ed
bribery were with the cognisance of the two sitting ambete
or t
The heir well
ham then adjourned at eve minutes to air o'clock.

REFORMATORIES.

We have been requested to publish the following

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KINNAIIID.
To George Moore, Esq., 6, Bow Churchyard.
London, England, 1857-05-11

THE POPE'S TOUR IN ROMAONA.

(plea 001 011 0011111,011D11IT.)
ROME, MAT 4.
I have just returned from witnessing Pio Nome's
departure from St. Peter's ample piazza, which, with
the French and Roman troops drawn out, and a vast
concourse of spectators collected together, afforded
almost as gay a spectacle as the benediction on
Easter Sunday. Early this morning his Holiness
descended from the Vatican Palace to say mass at
the papal altar in St. Peter's, where the cardinals,
corps diplomatique, court prelates, and a brilliant
staff of }tench and Roman officers, were in atten-
dance. After saying his own mans, the Pope beard
a second from his chaplain, and then withdrew into
the meristy, where he partook of the collation pre-
pared for him, and took leave of the cardinals and
other dignitaries. Meanwhile the troops. and
..mmle were in expectation on the plasm.
General Goyon, at the head of his staff,
caracoled about the obelisk ; Prince Massimo as Poet-

master-General, appeared In a travelling 'carriage
preceded by a courier in scarlet uniform. Then
came the hope's own courier on a vigorous hone,
his gold-laced cocked hat, scarlet coat, straight
-sword, and imposing beard, rendering him no small
part of the show. The ponderous equipage of his
Holiness, crimson panels and gilt ornaments, was
towed into line by six powerful posters, coerced by
postilions in new uniforms, whilst the whole team
was presided over by that obese dignitary,the Pope's
coachman, who sat aloft in undisputed command.
Three carriages followed for members of the Pope's
immediate suite, and twoforrgoss brought up the
rear. A detachment of the " noble destined
to accompany his Holiness the first stage out of
Rome, the escort being subsequently of dragoons,
took up their station in front of the cortege. At
half-past eight the Swim guards issued from the
antral door of St. Peter's, and its Holiness, basing
London, England, 1857-05-11

MINES.-THIS DAY•

Two o'CLocx.
The market for home mining stocks to-day is
very inanimate, the inquiries being extremely li-
mited. Not a single transaction is reported in the
Stock Exchange.
Linares shares continue in demand, and are marked
7a. Other foreign descriptions present no new
feature.
Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange •
Devon and Courtenay,7s. 13,1,35.; Drakenal7., 21. 10s. 6d.,
21. 125.; East Russell. 12s, 135.; Omit 61; North
Emmet. 19, 1, f, 20, .1; North Francs, 18t; W./ car.d.s,
146; Wheal Wrey, I.

SAYVROAT ETT.NTO.

Business in speculative mining stocks continues
inanimate, the tvintinued dearness of money checking
inquiry. There were some inquiries, however, for
shares in North Wheal Basset, North Fnunes, Sort-
ridge Consols, and Great South Tolgos. South
Wheal Frances were dull.
Foreign descriptions present no movement.

The Right Rev. Dr. Eden, the Bishop of Moray
and Riga, being on a visit to his brother, General Eden, emit-
mender in thief of the ereatern diatrivt, at Devonport,
rvon Sunday (yesterday) evening at St. Jamm's
criCeybasal.