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The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-16

A&SIZE INTELLIGENCE.

MIDLAND OlRClllT.—Liaczeras, JULY 15.

Me Lord Chief Berm, Mr Frederick Pollock, commenced
the criminal bother for the onnity tide month. There
MINN LS is the edepdsr—cee of hishway robbery. ace of
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NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoki, Joix 15.
Ozowx Courr.—(Bitere Mr. Hiroo Wilds.)

ATTIOITT TO POISON AT

Jana Madre, 40, was 'barged with attempting to ad.
Weider eve grains of strychnine to Sarah Liversedge, with
intent to murder her, et Sheffield, ea the 27th May last.
Mr. Metals prosecuted ; Mr. V. Blackburn defended the
primmer.
The proesentrix is a widow, and on the 27th May lath
lived at a plat' celled Darnall, near Sheffield. Her house
was near • public-hones kept by her sister-in-law, and to
which she was in the habit of seeding her little boy for
small quantities of ale. The prisoner is • labourer, and
after his wife died in August he went to lodge at the house
of Mrs. Liversedge. After a time be commenced to pay
his addresses to the prom:et/ix, and eventually pro.
posed marriage to her, which proposal was courteously re-
jected. His Importunities however became so annoying
that she gave him notice to leave her house. This preced-
ing enraged the prisoner, and in consequence he let fall
several revengeful menaces when he was conversing with
the prosceutrix. On the day above named she sent her
little boy for some beer, which be procured, and was re-
taining home with it when he met tee prisoner, who
aimed him in conversation • moment or two
while he get the opportunity to drop something into
the bear. The act wee soiled by the boy, who wiped
some " white stall " off the surface of the liquid.
When the boy reached home he told his mother what
had happme4 and she at coos poured the ale down
the sink, and met for sums more. Her &Mathieu was after-
wards Minded to • prim andimiet as the sink, and it was
''fleeted, together with what could be scraped from the
boy's pinafore, and given to • chemist in the town, who
discovered that the powder contained strychnine, and what
is memos] celled "Battles Vermin Killer."
Mr. •far the deform, oontended that the pri-
mmer bad so motive whatever for committing the offence
imputed to him, and that if he hod used the vermin killer
It was with no intimates to commit any serious crime, but
rather with as ignorance of the powerful end fatal effect of
tie
poise&
Vadist—Owitty. To be kept in petal servitude for life.
London, England, 1861-07-16

PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS.

Ltvtaroot, .TOIT 16. Caledeuisa, 901 00)—Bestern Counties,
9110—Great Northern. 1074 1091—Great Western. 707 717—Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1121 1111—Loadou and North
Western Stock, 1041 Nl—London and South Western, 95 957—
Manchester, Shelneld, and Lineohnitim, 471 48—Midland Stock,
1214 1213—Ditto, new share., 17 19 p.—North British, a 1131—
North Staffordshire, 47 d. North Eastern. Berwick, 1061
1061—York and North Midland, 94 911—Leeds Capital Stock,
021 631 South Eastern uud Dover, 54 7 16 244 West Mid-
land, Gator& 471 48— Undid° ant Lake Huron, 47 3—Dutch
Rhenish, 27 27 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada. 41 s—Great Luxem-
bourg, it 146—Great Western of CRUII4I/4 101-1111nots Central,
381 371 d.—New York and Brie, 21 217—Thames and Mersey
Insurance, y : p.
11181118811831, JOLT 15.—There were buyers of Stour Talley
Railways ate . of taledontso Pi creme.. at 1.011 Stour VaUry
Guaranteed, PO Birmingham Guaranteed, ; Oxford Fins
Guaranteed, 135 ditto Second Guaranteed. 1107 . and of South
Staff Olds at 101. He. 3d. Local stocks were iritbuut change, and
bustoesa was very quiet.

LONDON 8R1D4311 DOMINO THE FIRS. —The aspect
of the bridge from this point isa part of the historical pic-
ture which must not be left out. It is laden with human
beings, as thickly clustered together as flits upon a ridie of
treacle. They are clambering on the parapets anti lamp-
pests, and hanging to the jutting stonework. Wherever a
foot can rest a nun may he seen clinging, and several toge-
ther. in perilous contortions, for mutual support. The
whets track of the earriage-way in the centre is jammed
hill. The omnibuses are conspicuous. It ie not that they
carry double on this occasion, but that they carry
myriads of people who seem to be climbing up upon each
other's shoulders. A dark line of spectators, rising oma-
sionally into pinnacles, and broken outlines, covets the whole
summit of the bridge. There is not a speck unoccupied.
Let us move a little further down the river, and select
another site for observation. Again through muddy Thames.
street, and its atmosphere drugged with the aroma i 4
hundred thousand cheeses, we find ourselves on old Cus-
tomers' Key. The place is dedicated to fire. Here, on
this spot, three seecessive Custom-houses have been burned
to the ground. The lint was that erected in the reign of
Queen Elisabeth ; the sowed, that built by Wren in its
place : and the third, Ripley's, upon the ruins of which the
present establishment was raised by timirke. It is strange
enough that the greatest fires that have ever taken place in
London have been close by the river, sad most of them in
this very quarter —Robin Goodfellow.
London, England, 1861-07-16

INDIA.

cm.LcurrA,, :mu 15.
(By Tolepapli to Point do Gans and vii TtioAo.)
Mr. Laing's return to Europe, on account of ill
health, is now fully expected.
Heavy rains have fa € in Bengal. The young
indigo plants are suffering in consequence.
London, England, 1861-07-16

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

Two &Qom'

East Caradon shares are quiet to-day at 22i to
23i ex div. West Polmesr are inquired for at
18e. 6d. to 19s. 6d. Marko Valley shares
are quoted 9 to 91, ex div. ; and East
Devon Great Consols, 2 to East Wheal Emeell
are marked in the Stock Exchange Si, being rather
better. Business generally is limited, the settle-
ment occupying attention.
Foreign and oolonial mining shares are generally
steady. Bon Accord Copper have been dealt in at
I prem. ' • St. John del Rey, 324 ; United Mexican
at 51, and Worthing at i•
The Maria Johanna has arrived in the London
Docks from Port Augusta, with 60 tons of copper
ore on board for the Great Northern Copper Com-
pany (South Australia). Two vessels from the
same quarter, with 150 tons more on board, con-
signed to the same company, are now overdue.
The meeting of the Central Italian Copper
Mining Company, called for yesterday, was ad-
journed, owing to the non-arrival from Italy of tho
manager.
From PsdnandreaUnited (July 13) Captain Tryegaiezustee
110 met prone* Mows of tin ; 100 east come
tie Mail. Mops in wises battens of this level worth 401. per
tubs= ; 100 west wrath 4L per fathom • 93 west, !war.
In 90 rise we have risen through about 8 'fathom's of pro-
active ground, but ea we approach the level above the
lode appears owner ; about four or lee fathoms more toripe
to emucenicate with the 88, when this tin ground will be-
mire available. 90 west en Ilkinuases lode worth 61. per
fathom ; 68 weew4oor. Cobbler's, 88 east, poor. Walt
and Brag's, 47 lode 4 feat yielding coarse tin-
, staff ; 40 east, 101. pee fathom
The Central American Main pay have received sa-
ving, dated Alotepapa, June 1. as follows :—" In Sae
Pantaloon Mine this lode bad been out in the crosscut in Sao
Joss level met, haft 2 feet in width, =trthroonagyhoid, with
a branch of nearly ore, 7 lathes clog from
30 to 35 eine. of rich are per fathom. Fifty toes of ore
were raised during the month of May, 9 tons of which
swayed 387 mums of elver to the ton, and the remainder
varied hem 119 to 214 mama of silver to the too. At the
reduction works 97 Was of ore had been amalgamated in
the month, producing 12 tars of silver, weighing 921 mares,
which had been sent to the Mist at Guatemala, and realised
9,076 dole. 21c. 59 bap of rich sever ore have aniseed at
Southampton per steamer Seine."
London, England, 1861-07-16

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(IT LW= IND 11155 MAGNETIC) TILDOILAPIL
(Mott ova ows ooftassroprossr.
Market moderately attended, awl for good wheat full
'rates have been realised. America difficult of sale, and
prices irregular.
Flour In fair retail request at previous rates.
Oats and oatmeal unaltered.
=abeans bring extreme rates.
corn in moderate mte at steady rates.
-
MINCING
LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
85042.—Th0 market continues steady. A landed cargo
of brown remains sold at 33a, and a floating cargo of
Havana (No. 11i to 12) at 295. 9d. Refined firm.
COMM.—A floating cargo of fit. Domino sold at 621 6d.
for the Mediterranean.
Tat I in rather more request, but not much business has
boss Wsamested.
Rom has been inactive.
Rica--'3OO hoe of Batt= have been sold at 9s. 9d.
&turn= —There soe DO tnosactioos to report, the
market being dull.
Carrot.-600 bales sold.

Ismcio.—Fifth day. The B catalogue was passed to-
day. sad only about 20 chests were mold. The few pastels
of desirable lkingals in the A oatalogne sold at about May
prices, bat for undesirable qualities there was less compe-
tition than previously, and 2d. to 4a. discount was sub-
mitted to. A few Kurpehe also went rather cheaper thaa
last week. 1,510 chests have passed the eale to-day, in-
cluding 478 withdrawn and 272 bought in, leaving 760 chest.
sold.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. at the sneezed price, :—Town
tallow, 48.. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on*. spot. 495. Gd.;
July to September, 495. 6d. to 495. ; October to December,
495. 3d. to 495.

HAY MARKET,-(THISD AY.)

Marra. Dark and Co. report trade at the following
prises :—Pritaii moulow hay, 755. to Sid. j superior ditto.
Ms. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 368. to 50s. ; New ditto, 50r.
to Ws. ; clover, old, 9Ds. to 120 s. ; straw, 306. to 40s.
London, England, 1861-07-16

CHINA.

SHANGHAF., MAY 18 (via Taunus).
The report of the fall of Hankow proves to be
untrue.
At Tieut-sin great confidence prevails as to the
future prosperity of that port and Chefoo.
Adrioes from Japan state that the relations of
the consuls with the Japanese government were
satisfactory.

AUSTRALIA.
MILBOURNB, MAT 25 (vu Truisms).
The following are the departures of gold ships
since the last mail :—The Dover Castle, with
29,156 ounces ; Sussex, 31,933 ounces.

The Austrian Gate* says that the gold rose
ea:lga with diamonds, which the Pope anattelly offers to
sue at the pdaeseses of Europe, is this year destined for the
young Qom of Naples.
. _

. - .
Two Chnetiane have just been placed it the head
et important services at Constantinople. One of them,
Franoo-Pouiss Effendi, has been appointed director of the
telegrepbs, as already announced, is pines of Dacond Nay
the new governor of the Lebessa. The other, ?alatla
kfuseurus, brother to the Ottoman amlinemeker at London,
has been named to one of the highest poets in the /Onistry
of Foreign Affairs. These two appointments ,are looked on
as undeniable symptoms of the sew finitaa's favourable
feelings towards his Christian subjects
London, England, 1861-07-20

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

NAPLES AND ROME.

The Opinion Nationale states as "on good au-
thority" the following fact from Rome, which, if
true, cannot fail to attract the serious attention of
the French government. "The Pope has given up
to the ex-King of Naples the arms which were taken
from the Neapolitan troops which took refuge in
the papal territory, and which arms, consisting of
30,000 muskets and several guns, were deposited in
papal custody by General de Goyon. These arms
are served out to hordes of armed brigands, who
daily leave Rome to swell the ranks of reaction
in the southern provinces." This statement is
vouched for by the signature of K Gueroult, the
principal editor of the Opinion Nationale.

(UMW/

NAPLES, Jucy 19.
General Cialilini has ordered 15,000 volunteers
from the National Guard to be enrolled for
mobilisation.

Several Garibaldian officers have accepted ap-
pointments.
The brigands who were concentrated at Monte-
cilfone have been beaten.

TURIN, JCLY 19, Emma.
The municipality of Turin have ordered a Bere-
nice.° and a torchlight procession in honour of
Count Fleury.
The Italia says :—" It is not true that Garibaldi
has left Caprera."
London, England, 1861-07-20

FRANCE.

PARIS, JOLT 20.
Last night a fire broke out in the property rooms
of the Grand Opera, and destroyed all the
scenery. The lose is considerable.
The Muniteur of to-day contains a report of the
Minister of Finance on the subscription to the
300,000 Obligations Trentenaires. The repot
says :—" 4,693,814 bonds have been subscribed for;
128,606 subscriptions are for amounts which cannot
be reduced. This financial operation is a complete
success. The subscription, by the abundance of
capital offered, and the eagerness of the public to
subscribe, has become an imposing manifestation
of the financial power of the country, and a proof
of the confidence which the government of the
Emperor inspires."

SPAIN.
MADRID, JOLT 19.
The Correspnulencia Autografa, of to-day, says
it is asserted that Senor Bermudez, formerly
Spanish Ambassador at Naples, will return to
Francis 11.
The chief of the Loja insurrection has been
strangled. He is the only person who has been
condemned to death.

The Queen has arrived at Valladolid, and has
been warmly received.
The daughter of the Duke of Montpensier is ill
at San Lucar.

Hopes are entertained that the plot of the late
insurrection at Loja will be discovered.

SWITZERLAND.

BERNE, JULY 19.
The negotiations for a treaty of commerce be-
tween France and Switzerland will not be opened
before October next. The Council of the States in
its sitting of to-day voted 275,030 francs for the
construction of military roads.
London, England, 1861-07-20

MINES.—(TiIIs DAY.)

Two o'Crocw.
There is little business doing in the mining
market to-day, and prices are for the most part
nominally quoted the same as yesterday. In the
Stock Exchange, East Camden shares are officially
marked 24, and East Wheal Russell, 31 and 4
Foreign and colonial descriptions exhibit no
change .4 importance. St. John del Rey have
been dealt in at 33 ; Great Northern Copper (South
Australia), at and a prem., being firm ; Port
Phillip at par ; and United Mexican at and 41.
The prospectus of the Karbitz Colliery (Limited)
Is issued. The coal deposits to be worked are
situated on a line of railway in Bohemia, and are
very extensive. The quality is described as excel-
lent, and the demand is unlimited. Arrangements
have been made with a responsible contractor for
the execution of the works, as well as with the
Railway Company for the transport of the produce,
on terms which show a considerable profit. The
purchase money is to be 3,0001., 2,0001. of which
will be taken in paid-up shares. The capital is
limited to 10,0001., in shares of 1/. each.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is
extracted from the circular of Mame. von DadeLszeti and
North :—" Since oar report of this day me'nnight our metal
market has not changed. Buaineu is very dull ; speculation
there is none, and consumers only buy for their most press-
tag wants. Welch bars maintain the previous quotation of
5/. 3s. f.o.b. in Wales. The reduction in the price of Staf-
fordshire iron has not bad the effect of any increase in the
demand. A very large Mimesis has been done in Scotch rig
iron, at a further advanceof from 6d. to 9d. per too, closing at
51s. 3d. cash. Copper is still very Bat; underielling in English
is now quite generaL Very little business has been done
in foreign copper, and prices are almost nominal. Buns
and Kapunda, 91/. ; Baltimore, 901. ; Chili has been done in
Liverpool at 811. Tin has been dull. Early in the week a
few small lots of Straits hams been done atlll2/., since which
holders have accepted 1111. The market closed with sellers
thereat. Nothing done in Bancs—price nominal, 116/. to
1171. The Dutch market is quiet, at 698 L to 70e. Tin
plata are very dull, almost unsaleable. Lead quiet, but
unaltered in value. Spolter—A few sales have been made
here at 151. 15s. on the spot. There is no demand for for-
ward delivery, and the market closes with a dull appearance."
At Par Consols meeting a dividend of ss. per share
(1,6C0/.) was declared.
London, England, 1861-07-20

THE GREAT F I R E.
.a. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TER JARROW DOCKS
STATION, ON TIER NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY.
"Collector's Office, Tyne Durk: South Melds,
" %lb Jan., Incl.
" flentlemen.—ln reply to your hymr of the frith Inst.,
re.pectlow the state and contents of one of your Safes after the
tire et this outer oo the 31.4 tilt., I have to inform you that it was
Buhlvrtud to• very hot nre for three or four hours, and must at
one tlmr htve beer nearly red hot, as the workmen were not able
murk It for two or t lir, hours after the fire was extinguished.
On the nate heist ..114 ned. the books and cash were found to
be In peal rht• cash hones contained both notes and
theduec: the whole of which were quite We.-11 ans. gentlemen.
purr respectfully. "B. THCRILON.
" Marra Wainer awl Son. Pineal% Safe %orbs, Liverpool,
'• and CA, Nlnorzatr strt rt, Caty. London."
Note.—Another tarty " I have seen the Mate, and It has
had a regular trading There was a large amount In hank notes
and several hag. of ~•hl in the drawers• and the principal hooks
ahove averything el•c in th.• hotline( was entirely destroyed:
nothing left but the mare wa11,..'
London, England, 1861-07-20

PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The following )-ills were a third time and mused 2--
Coleford, Monmouth, Usk, and Pontypool Railway, Louisa
and North Western Railway (additional powers), Samar
ampton and Netley Railway. South Wales Mineral Itailwaw,,
Wert Midland Severn Valley Railway Corn • Per-
mingham Improvement, Somerset Ceritmli • way, :
caster, Brotuyard, and Leominster Railway, Cork and Ma-
°room Direct Railway, and Stockport District Water, Mit
London, England, 1861-07-20

SOUND and WHITE TICICTH are indispensable
to personal attraction, and to health and longevity by the
proper maetication of int.!. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Pearl
Dentifrice, a white powder composed of the choicest and meat
recherche ingredients of the oriental herbal. It extirpate. all
torturous Whetstone to the teeth, aad wsures a pearl.like white-
r.. to the enamelled surface; anger the further proms. of
deer of the teeth, and induces a healthy action of the spur
The breath taw, from the salubrious and illainfeeting oinallties
of the °dont°, attains n purity sad Ingrown truly grateful to ihi
=.°. Moe td. per box. Cantlos.—The weeds
Ocrlooto." te., are of the label, W •• A. Rowland sad
goal. 20, Ilettosmerdm," of the mmermmiett stamp. Sold by
them mid by chemists sad perfume.
London, England, 1861-07-20

STATITESTO BRUNEL AND LCOCKE.

Lord TAUNTON eked whetherit warn the of
the government to authorise statues of two civil engines
of greet distinction, Brunel and Locke, to be placed sac
the statue of Lord Cooping, tu St. Margaret's-sepinic.
He hoped he should not be understood inlay w►y to ander
value the services of those eminent men in their profennenr
when be expressed some doubt as to the propriety of soda
a Jo:to-position. He thought that the example of Toad-
garequare was not such as to encourage them in fairies'
public statues.
Fort GRANVILLE had communicated with the Fist
Commissioner of Works upon the subject, and vas it
that it was intended to place statues round alt.
Margaret's-square—the side facing the Houses of Parl6e-
meet being appropriated to persons distinguished is eon-
flexion with the legislature of the country, and on the ads
facing the Institute of Civil Engineers it was intended so
give permission for statues to be erected to men anima
by their acquirements, and of great distinction in the engi-
neering profession.
London, England, 1861-07-20

POLAND.

Lord BROUGHAM pry:eaaaspc titian from inhabituds
of Stockport upon the subject of the Earl of Harrowtesit
motion in tepid to the rights of Poland.
Lord STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFF, presented pen,-
Hone from Sheffield and other places to the sumo effect.
London, England, 1861-07-20

THE BOMBAY MAIL

The Valetta, with the above mail, reached Malta
at 10 p.m. on the 18th instant, and Was to leave
for Marseilles at 3 the next morning.
The Ellora, with the hem/ portion of the
luaus, was to leave Malta at 8 a.m. on the 19th,
and may be expected at Southampton ou the
28th inst.

The Orissa brought the mail to Suez, arriving
there on the 14th lust.
London, England, 1861-07-20

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
I. hew, during tweutyrive yeen, maphntleally sanc-
tioned by the niedleal prefessloo, and and emrW emepted by
the ppuubile, as the best remedy for witty et the stomach,
heartbaru, headache, vont, and Indigestion, and as a mild spo-
rtiest for delicate conetituUniu, mere especially for tulles and
children. Combined with the Acidulated Lemon Syrup, It (onus
an agreeable effervescing draught, in which Ile aperient quali-
ties are much tonsured. During but seasons, and in hot climates,
the lar
ihtue of this simple and elegant remedy has bee.
found benefielai—llanufactured ,wlth the utmost
lion to and purity. by DI NNEYORD and Co., 171,, New
Bonnetrest, London and sold by all respectable chemists
threegfeet the amen.
London, England, 1861-07-20

A NEVER FAILING 1
REMEDY.
Dr. BOOMS BILIOUS ad Una PELLA
without any Mercurial Ingredient, from Se recipe 0, K.°=
%ill be found invaluable to all who raw from bilious aid liver
complaint', indigestion, wind, spume, giddiness, dizziness of Um
sfa For habitual mottrimees, as s family aperient midl-
and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly steeliest,
is theft operation sad grateful to the stomach, they
WOW appetite. promote digestion, sod strengthen the whole
arrows systest.—Odd by W. Lambert, and by most
In beset, Ls. 4.1. snit A. ad. Be sure to ask for Dr. Boit:Tagil=
and Lim Mu The pools. are a soars green package, with
"1111Maas toathart, 110, Janaynotniet," engraved tee the Saes.
London, England, 1861-07-20

often and so largely shared its dangers and its
triumphs, and they would welcome the prospect of
the success of the Poles with generous enthusiasm.
But the French Government, for some reason of
its own, studiously endeavours to suppress any
manifestation of the popular feeling in favour
of Poland. This desire shows itself in the
suppression or official manipulation of all intelli-
gence likely to rouse this feeling. The official
telegrams of the debate in the House of Com-
mons on Poland, for example, carefully ex-
cluded the references made by the Ministers
of the Crown to the rights, and ultimate
prospects of Poland, and repeated only the
warning to the Poles not to expect national
help for their country. The same spirit ap-
pears in all the references of the official
and semi-official prints to the Polish movement.
We can only express our strong conviction that
whatever may be the motive of this attempt, it
will be as utterly futile as it is on public grounds
impolitic.
London, England, 1861-07-20

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the use of PATENT SAFETY' Bon Ltd, with a contrivance for
checking the flow, and preventiug as overdose of the sedative
being accidentally taken.
The names of "SAVORY and 1100113" are also on the govern-
ment stamp, placed over the cork of each buitte.
London, England, 1861-07-20

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.--FRIDAr, Jura 11.

The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolmsk A
5 o'clock.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented petitions fin no-
femme to the position of Post-office officials.
Lord STANLEY of ALI)ERLEY informed tits ad&
earl that the meter part of the recommendations et lbw
committee had been carried into effect, and assured Isui
that steps would be taken to remove all just canoes OE OM-
plaint.
Lord PORTMAN presented a petition praying for tinsp-
pomtment of a select committee upon the subject of tin
Salmon Fisheries Bill._ _ _
London, England, 1861-07-20

DR. RIOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE
restores manhood to the most Nattered eowatitutlons In
four weeks. Failure Is lapeasibia. Its effects are pi': manent.
No consultation ii,cessary.-80k1 la cases, with full histrucilons,
at 11... or four iiinuitlties for Jat, rent anywhere. carefully
pocked on receipt of remittance or post-office order. —Mole agent
In London, PROVE =9, Strand. Intend at Stationer: flail
London, England, 1861-07-18

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom on owl,

PARIS, WEDIRSDAT Evionefo.

The Gazette des Tribuiumne, although constrained
by facts not to insist any longer upon the accuracy
of its news of yesterday, that Baron de Vidil was
still in a French prison, continues to maintain that
the French government has not granted "extradi-
tion " against him. France, it repeats, does not
send her own subjects out of the country to be
judged by any foreign tribunal. On the other band,
Art. 7 of the Code of Criminal Instruction only au-
thorises the prosecution in France of a Frenchman
for a crime committed against a Frenchman in a
foreign country in cases where the Frenchman in-
jured comes forward to prosecute, and no complaint
having been made in the present instance, Baron
de Vidil could not have been kept any longer in
custody in Fr►nce. If the law as laid down by
the Gazette des Tribunaux be correct, it follows that
a Frenchman who murders another Frenchman in
England and escapes to France may enjoy im-
punity, and this seems to be a rrductio ad
absurdum. It proceeds to say that the
Baron de Vidil was " conducted " to Eng-
land in pursuance of his own written expres-
sion of a desire to "exercise his right" to go to
England to " purge " the accusation against him ;
and that he was not accompanied byEngliah agents,
because their assistance would have appeared to
imply an act of extradition. This legal explana-
tion, written after taking time to consider, is very
far from clear. The English government demanded
that the Baron de Vidil should he given up, and he
was sent over to England in custody accordingly ; and
yet we are told that there has been no extradition,
and that the baron, who "could not legally have
been kept in custody longer here," was " accom-
panied " to England in the exercise of his "right"
to be tried there. Does the Gazette mean to say
that the companions who escorted him would have
allowed him to escape I Clearly not. But the
paragraph is so incomplete as to Co nonsensical.

I hear that Figaro is to be prosecuted for a para-
graph about the Mires trial.
Blanqui's case came before the Court of Cor-
rectional Appeals to-day, but was not finished.

The " I.atest News of most of the evening
papers states that Prince Metternich " has not°
quitted Paris ; but that of the Pressc says that he is
shortly " going" to Vienna.
At the Bourse there was scarcely any change.
Bente rose 10c. for cash, and left off at yesterday's
price, 67fr. 75c. for account.
The Bing of Prussia, whose wound was more
serious than was reported, has not left Baden-
Baden, where he was joined by his sou. The
Duchess of Cambridge has passed through Paris on
her way to Baden.
London, England, 1861-07-18

AUSTRIA.

The Official Gazette of Vienna publishes the
financial account of the year 1860. It shows that
the total receipts were 301,589,455 florins (2f. 50c.
each), or 40,760,239 forms more than in 1859,
deduction being made of the portion belonging to
Lombardy. The expenses were 344,554,318 florins,
beini) 172,913,317 florins less than in 1859. The
deficit consequently was 42,9134,861 florins. But
to it mart be added two items not included in the
ordinary expenses—namely, 15,304892 florins for
the sinking fund of the debt, the reimbursement of
bonds, dm, and 6,593,057 florins for the construc-
tion of railways, telegraphic lines, dic. The total
deficit is consequently 64,862,810 florins.
London, England, 1861-07-18

BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK
the Molnar, for forefflog on linen, silk, or cotton. Re-
quires no preparation, and is by far the best. Notice.--Observe
that so sixpenny site of the grain, hie ever yet been minted,
and that each bottle been the address on the label, Lao(-
lose Week liwaltitneld, egg, IC., where it sy be obtained
wieldiest* wad retail, sad at mat vasdora,
slathers, he, la the United ItesieedierisiAce In, pee bottle.
London, England, 1861-07-18

VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON.

The following communication in reference to the
late volunteer review at Wimbledon has been forwarded to
us from the War-office for publicaticn :
War-office, July 16.
The Secretary of State for War is gratified in receiving
from the General Commanding-in-Chief the accompanying
expremion of his royal highness's approval of the manner
in which the movements of those corps of volunteers
which were reviewed by him on Wimbledon-common on
the 13th inst. were performed, and congratulates them on
the advanced state of military efficiency which they
have attained. THOMAS GEORGE BARING.
(Colrf.)

Horse Ga;rtb;, S.W., 15th July, 1861.
Hie Royal Highness the General tbmmanding•in-Chief
has much satisfaction in communicating to the Secretary of
State for War his approbation of the manner in which the
movements of those corps of volunteers which were reviewed
by him on Wimbledon-common on Saturday the 13th inst.
were performed; and in remarking that the several corps
concerned bad evidently during the past year made great
progress in their drill, and attained considerable military
etificiency.—By order. (Signed) J. YORILI &Lauri..
London, England, 1861-07-18

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—WED9ronsv EVIINING.—The market is
steady, at tie subjoined prices :--spot, 49g. ; &Somber,
495.; October to December, Ode. 9d. ; old Y.C., 4sl. to
48s. 88. Deliveries to last evening 355 casks ; arrivals, 324
casks.

COTTON.— Lira-loom., Juxr 17.—There ha' been a
Loge business in cotton today, with rather dearer prices.
The advice. from America show no prospect of an early
settlement of the difficulties. The males are 25,000baL,,,
inclodleg 18,660 American, 64d. to 9d. ; 6,000 Omsk 4id. to
73. ; 200 71d. to 9. d ; 140 Pert am, 14Id. to 94d.,
of which 13,000 are for speculation and export. The week's
import is 13,730 bales.

LEATHER AND 'MOREL—The leather market Mill en.
parlance' a limited although slightly increased demand for
consumption ; the supplies of freslegoods are not large, and
stocks do not increase. Good English butts find buyers, par.
ticularly those of middle and heavy weights. Calf-skins of
401 b. to 601 b. per dozen are scarce and in good request.
Prices continue unaltered. Market hides are in good supply
for the season, without change in value. The transactions in
foreign hides are limited during the week at late quotation%

CORN.-1308Tots, JULY 17.—There was a good demand
for best wheat. at our market, at a little over last week's
rates ; other sorts a dull sale, and to make sales Is. re-
duction had to be taken. flcarcely anything passing in
spring corn. Iled wheats, 44a. to 52a. ; white. 51s. to 56e.
tiroucron-os-Trin, JULY 17.—The farmers' supply of
grain to-day was again very short. Wheat, fresh threshed
parcels sold at the extreme prices of last Wednesday ;
other sorts met a slow demand, and were the turn cheaper.
In the value of barley, oats, and beans, there is no altera-
tion to note. Weather showery, but favourable for the
growing crops. Imports) during the past week :—Wheat,
emistwise, 825 qrs. Oats, coastwise, 820 pi. ; foreign, 570
qrs.

GLASGOW, JULY 17.—At this days market wheat and
flour were freely offered at the prices current during the
week, but only • limited business resulted. Oats 3d. to 6d.
per boll cheaper. Oatmeal held for previous rates. Barley
nominal Beans a slow sale, and rather lower. Peas and
Indian corn steady.

CATTLE.—SOUTHALL, Jut! 17. —Best qualities sold
very well, the rest met a dragging trade. Beef made from
3s. 4d. to ss. ; mutton, 4s. Od. to ss. 4d.; lamb, se. Gd. to
6s. 4d. ; veal, 4e. Od. to 441, 10d. ; pork, 3s. 4d. to ss.
per stone of Blbe., sinking the offaL

COALS.—Lorrnme, Jut. 17.—Holywell, 16e. &L. • Tan.
Geld Moor Butes, 13s. ; West Wylam, 14s. ;
Hs. 6d. ; Walls End South Hattie, 19s. 3d. ; walls
End Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls Ead Beagle Hall, 17s. 6d. ;
Walls End Flhi.l iffe, 17.. 3d. ; Walls Lid Beath Hartle.
pool, 17s. 9d. ; Carway and Duffryn Anthracite, 21s. 6d. ;
Camay and Duffryn Malting, 240.—Ships at market, 16;
sold. 15.
London, England, 1861-07-18

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD CIRCUIT. —Wow:Farm, JULY 17.
Nun Paws Courr.—(Before Mr. Justice Keating.)

FARROW 9. THE KARL 0? DUDLET.-PALS[ IMPRISONMENT.-

DISCHARGE 01, THS JURY.
After our report was despatched yesterday evening this
trial was continued to • very late hour, and did not finally
come to an end until after 11 o'clock at night.
The tender of 101. to the plaintiff as compensation was
proved, and it was explained that it was made solely from
a doubt whether his lordship had acted legally in commit-
ting Farrow without a warrant.
After speeches from counsel and • summing up by the
judge, the jury retired to consider their verdict shortly
after eight oclock. At ten o'clock they returned into court,
and the foreman said they could not agree, eleven being for
a verdict for the defendant, and one holding out for the
plaintiff. Accordingly they were again locked up, and
shortly before eleven again entered the court, but still the
difference was the same. They were about to be locked up
for the night, and were bewailing their fate, when the
counsel on either side agreed to their being discharged.
They were therefore discharged without returning a verdict
at in
CROWN COURT.—(Before Mr. Justice Hill.)
HUIRDEL
Sang Smith was indicted for the wilful murder of her
infant child at Stoke Prior on the 14th April last. Her
mothers Mary Smith, hod been also charged with being an

B. IL M. D. I. C. L B.
Xduar
MusD= 1665 i 67 a B.W. • 1
1.81221 29.64 61 66 W. c 1
Mum= 29.68 66 U &W. r 1
A3D2ess6o 29.66 68 66 W.&W. 0 6
29.441 66 64 &&W. 0 4
MUM 19.74 68 54 W.B.W. e 2
eaLwaT 29.69 66 67 W. r 4
8061ao1oodi 29.69 67 66 W.B.W. c 1
Lrv2O6de4l 22.34 61 66 c 2
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14.73 Mt 60 W.& W. e 4
76/260622 20.92 68 67 WN.W. 1 2
Lome 29.98 411 66 W. 40
Dot= 29.96 86 OS 8.8. W.
PoresiloOTS 29.96 66 61 ?N. W.
POI77AND 29.92 02 67 W.B.W. ;3
PullOuTZ 26.93 63 60 W.B.W.
Mum.— 1003 81 30 W.B.W.
Juan
Corzwiluic 22.73 a W.
linua 129.84 W.N.W.
BRIM 170.03 67 W.&W. b
29.94 at —8.8. W. b 5
lAMB 72 N. b
IX:PLANATION.
L—Barrmaster cureeted end reamed to 29 deg. at mean me
_

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—narwhal'. correeted and redwood to 82 deg. at mean eci
: each 10 feet, of vertical rise, cawing about one-hundredth
cd as Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., cuulud
nearly three hundredths Increase. IL—Exposed thermometer
to shade. —Moistened bulb (for evaporation and Jew
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of Mt,
nano). T.—Yorce (1 to If—estimated). C.—Ciond (1 to
Initials : b, blue sky , o, clouds (detached . f, tog . h, hail .
Ugh= gusury(hag) :o, overcast ;dull, ,r, rain .in •
t. . S. Saatligarbance
London, England, 1861-07-18

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE CITY OF
LONDON.

A candidate in the liberal interest is announced in the per.
DOD of Mr. Western Wood, ',on of the late Sir Matthew
Wood, formerly member for the City, and brother of Vies.
Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood. This gentleman, who is
tho Prime Warden of the Fishiliongers'Company, is brought
forward under the auspices of the Liberal Registration Asso-
ciation, and without any requisition. These gentlemen,
while pointing to Mr. Wood as in their judgment a lit
and proper person to represent the City, disclaim any
intention to dictate to the constituency. They
will, however, lend all the aid in their power
to his candidature on his own merit'. The attend.
ance of gentlemen of the liberal party has been str.ciany
invited to • preliminary conference, which is to be held
to-day (Thursday), in reference to the impending v.n.aney
in the representation. In the meantime the reglititifm
to the Lord Mayor is being very numerously signed-. 'To a
deputation of gentlemen who waited upon Ins lonlshilsafter
the meeting at the London Tavern, he stated that Is the
event of the requisition being signed by the electors in
such a manner as to convey an emphatic expressinn of
opinion nod support in his favour he should not hesitate to
respond to it. •

TIE BUILDERS* STRIKE.
London, England, 1861-07-18

SPAIN.

Some of the Madrid journals of the 13th state
that the Spanish squadron at San Domingo has re-
ceived orders to present itself before Port-au-
Prince, the capital of Hayti, to demand immediate
satisfaction from the Haytian government for the
invasion of the territory of San Domingo, and in
the event of its being refused, to blockade that
capital.

MADRID, JULY 16.
Rumours asserting that fresh disturbances have
taken place in the provinces continue to circulate.
The ministerial journals reply to these rumours
that full guarantees have been taken for the main-
tenance of tranquillity.
Judgment will soon be given on the prisoners
taken at Loja.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
BADEN BADEN, JULY 17.
The King slept well last night. This rest has
had a restorative effect on his Majesty'm health.
The contusion on his neck is progressing favour-
ably.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
VIENNA, JOLT 17.
A denial has been given to the news of the resig-
nation of Baron Vay, published by the Oat Deutsche
Post.

It is stated that Baron Vay has not even tendered
his resignation.
Another proposal for the settlement of the Hun-
garian question was made yesterday.
Up to the present moment no decision or solution
has been arrived at.
HOMEWARD CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND
AUSTRALIAN (HEAVY) MAILS.
The Pera, with the above mails, left Gibraltar
on the 16th inst., at 11 p.m., and may therefore
be expected at Southampton in the course of
Saturday next.

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
The Euxine, from Southampton on the 12th
inst., reached Gibraltar on the 17th, at 11 cm.,
and left at 6 p.m., for Alexandria.
London, England, 1861-07-18

accessory before the fact, but the grand jury ignored the
bill against her.
The cue having proceeded for some time,
His Lordship, being appealed to by Mr. Huddleston, cz•
premed his opinion that there wee not sufficient evidence to
go to the jury on the capital charge of murder. Accord.
usgly the charge was abandoned, and the prisoner was found
Guilty of concealment ofbirth. _

Witnesses were called to character. The Rev. H. Aldham,
vicar of the parish, said the prisoner had attended his
Sunday school, and behaved well there and in senite
subsequently.
She was sentenced to four years' imprisonment.
The business of the assize was brought to a close about
four o'clock this evening.
London, England, 1861-07-18

ITALY.

TURIN, JULY 18.
The King has received Count Fleury in solemn
audience.

The Italia of to-day says :—" The bankers have
been informed by the government that it will re-
ceive tenders for the loan up to Tuesday next.
Half of the loan will be reserved for national sub-
scription. The conditions of subscription to the
lose will be published later."
The Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary of Sweden is expected to arrive here on
Friday.
NAPLES, JULY 17.
The news from the provinces is more satisfactory.
TURIN, JULY 17, Eveviso.
In to-day's sitting of the Senate, Baron Iticasoli
gave some explanations in reference to the changes
which have been made in the Lieutenancy of
Naples. He declared that the ministry had been
unanimous in all the resolutions recently taken.
The Minister further said that General Cialdini
has no exceptional powers, and that his position is
identical with that of General Revere, the Lieu-
tenant of Sicily.
London, England, 1861-07-18

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Caroline, from Plymouth for Prince Edward's Island, June 8, W
49 N. lon 11 W.
Emerald Isle, Cornish, from Liverpool for New Yotit, July 8. lat
48 N, lon 15 W.
Huron !ship), from Rangoon for Liverpool, Ilay 21.
Lemnter (brig!, for Quebec. July 3, Ist 50.19 h. lon 19 W.

[Advertisement]-I:loukwAY's OINTMENT AND
Pima—Warning to 3lothers.—Nothing Ii more dietreselng then
to read In the weekly bills of mortality the number of deaths
canned by measles. scarlatina, and diphtheria. All having the
care of children should know that Holloway's Ointment, sell
rubbed upon the throat and chest, will arrest the most ut.w.
ward symptom/1 and preserve the little sufferer. No florid',
should be without this cisollng and healing unguent, +hi, ID
never be wrongly applied, but most always he product!. el
benefit, whatever the nature or duration of the disease W lien
practicable. Holloway's Pills should he administered in all
stitutional complaints, U they can be given without OntatinE
the patient. The effect of both Pills and Ointment is constant
and certain.
London, England, 1861-07-27

MARRIAGES.

STANS-MALLARD.-duly b, at St. lode's, Soothers, by the
Rer. D. Williams, if. L Evans, Eq., Captain R.M.L.1.. to
Frances Henrietta, danghter of C. Mallard, Req., of Kensing-
ton Villa. Swithaen
RAM PSON-A NcOCK. - July b, at Holy Trinity Church. Cowie'',
near sealth, Yorkshire, Mr. T. Hampwm, of Manchester, to
Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Mr. W. Ancock.
MAIAOLM-IRBY.-July 25, at St. George's. Ranoverequale,
by the Rev. K Napes'', Canon of Westminster, J. W. Mal-
colm, Eq., M.P., to the Hon. Alice Frederica, daughter of the
Right lion. lord Boston.
MOLKSWORTH-STEWART.-July 24, et the Oraerenorequare
Church. Manchester. bJ the Rev. A. Munro, D.D., R. Moles-
warlb. Captala Ears' Dragoon., to Mary Louisa, daughter of
C. A. Stewart Sag., of Whalleyeange, near Manchester.
RAMSAY-KRIM-July U. at 84. Andrew's. Kelm, by the Rev.
P. Reads, If A., James Henry. son of Sir 0. Ramsay, Hart., of
Bang, Perthshire, to Elizabeth Mary Charlotte, daughter of
W. S. Kerr. Eq., of Chatto and Sunlaws, Rozburghshire.
SALT-A NDKRDON.--J uly 24. at Chlslehursk Kent, by the Rey.
7. M. Murray. T. Salt. sun.. Eel., M.P., to Helen, daughter of
J. Anderdon, Eq.. of Chisleharst.
London, England, 1861-07-27

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The Meadlia, with the above mails, reached
Marseilles at 7 o'clock this morning.
The mails were to leave for London at 10 a.m.
The Ceylon, with the heavy portion of the mail,
was to leave Malta at noon on the 24th, and may
be expected at Southampton about the 2nd August.
The Malta brought the mails to Suez, arriving
there on the 19th.
London, England, 1861-07-27

CASE OF THOMAS CARTER.

Yr. R. LZWIB asked the Secretary of State for the
Home Department whether his attention had been called
to the ease of Thomas Carter, who was, on Monday, the
lbth day of July, brought before Thomas Thorpe Pawk•
and Le Merchant Thomas,
= &qrs. at the R.yde police court,
with being a vagrant and sleeping tithe open air at
and who was committed by those magutrates to
Wit:chaster gaol for three weeks, and ordered to be kept to
hard labour for that period ; and, if so, whether be bad
giveno or intended to give, ordets for his immediate
release t

Sir c. LEWIS had written to the =globate, twice,
but had not as yet received an answer.

EAST INDIES.

On the motion of Sir E. Cotianoonz, an address was
ordered for copies of the report of Colonel Baird Smith to
the Indian government in tie prompt year on the ompromr-
cial condition of the N orth.Weet province of India ; and, of
the same officer to the Indian government on the recent
famine in the same province.
London, England, 1861-07-27

TM boon mood M six o'clock.

MARRIAGES OF AFFINITY.

Mr. IL NUMB gave notion for onzt union to bring in
a bill to loplimo norriogos within cortain &groin of allnity.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Nr. B. COCHRANE pre noticetomove early next session
fosa seleeteoes,ittes to ioquize into the state of the public
last

twuldinp erected by pulithientarygrante within the
yews, and Ara the Meese meted for the public service,
and to aumise whatbas, by adopting more comprehensive
pleas of bdiding, greater public convenience, greater
eammay end unity of design, may not be attained.

SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE.
On the motion of Sir C. WOOD a sitting of the house
was fixed for this d►y (Batorday).
RAILS (HIGHWAYS AND STREETS) BILL.
On the motion of Mr. Ammo!! the order for the second
loading of the above bill was diseharpod.

CASE OF COLONEL MOLLAN.
Colonel SYKES Liked the Secretary of State for ladle
whether the appointment of Colonel Mellen, C. 8., of the
7156 Foot, to the command of the 101st Fusiliers (late
Bengal let Fwiliers), to the prejudice of the dame °Octal
field °Moors of the Bespl army, had his approval ; whe-
ther the following appointmente in Bengal General Orders
of the 20th May last had his sanction :—Brevet Major
Gordon, of her Majesty's 46th Foot, to command the 33rd
Regiment Native Infantry ; Lieutenant Geddes, her Majesty's
Nth Foot, to be adjutant of the 14th Regiment Native In-
fantry ; Lieutenant A. B. Morgan, her Maiesty'ill9lh Foot,
to be adjutant of the 42nd Regiment Native Infantry ; whe-
ther those officers had passed the prescribed testa as inter-
prefers ; whether they wore to be seconded in their respec-
tive regiment.; and also, whether those officers were per-
manently attached to the staff corps.
Sir 0. WQOD had naive& no account of any of thou
appointments.
London, England, 1861-07-27

SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
BON. will most certainly propene ass . )sit aeon
be made. steel, with crystals or pebbles. lii ; steel, with
ear3l. to 101. Gold sad Silver Beata:lea sad IlyeAllasses
eat variety, at equally low prices. Surds Glass,
lb. *Lima tree. Ttlikl. BAIRN and PDX, to the
UPI Tamil). opposite the British Museu oadon.
letsbllshel Vet elution. —No travellers employed.
London, England, 1861-07-27

WILLS AND BDQUZSIV.

T 1... 16'1114 Vice-Admiral the Hoe. Sir Richard
4.-,oders Wades, K.C.B. Hes. LL.D. of esford, was
',wed in the priecipal_ registry is Loados out the 16th
I:.a. by the testator's hiesher, Lietronant•Geseral the
t: ht Hon. Henry Wades, Vistioest Melville, K.C.B. ;
Vse.Admiral Henry Dundee, and William Pitt Dundee,
V. 1., advocate, the executors. The tserecisalty in the
sited Kingdom was sworn under 16,0001. The will
of this pllarst admiral, which was drawn up in
the Scottish form, and bean date so low back as
tb. year 1442, ropiired special affidavit Deface pre-
late...wild he granted in the testamentary court is Sag-
land. This form has been adopted in the will which we
new hare to mooed of Admiral Duedas in the coeveysoce
11 his property. We give the terms used : " Failing say
11.psitioe t.i nearest heirs whomsoever who would be
nutted to the same according to the law of Scotland." In
this raw so ether disposition has been made, and so other
document found, and the will dated 1842 has therefore to
be acted upon. Admiral Locales Ina what is termed " do-
ItliCilr.l in England," sod died on the 3rd of June last at
Ins midair:or. iser-street, Spring-pities, at the age of 50,
sod wAsoever married._

The will sod codicil of General Peter De Is Motto, C. 8.,
of the Bombay army, were proved in the Loudon court on
the lith Mo., the executers nominated being his relict,
buether with Augustus Le Masurier, Fol., and Colonel
Thome Fames, the testator's somin-law. The personalty
wail wore nadir 8,0001. The will of this gallant poem'
it strictly that of a ',tinily 'mum, the bequests being
rentiaed entirely to his relict and to their children.
The will bean date Dee, under which the widow takes .
tee iaterest in all the property, and en bar dasses•
a sum of mosey is to be invested snlislene to
were an mashy of WY. to en invalid unmareled dic=
seri the renonder is directed to to squally dtvidod
do testator'stwo married daughters. Tb. poem% Nom
rides the above will !Levies purchased an olio* added •
'dal to Ito will at the commencement el the at year,
hy which he devises this freehold estate bisdimOter,
lie wile at Volsoal Fars.., for her lifer yid& es leer do-
lma i•• domod MAs eldest send this lady and to bin
W• The wi olototos so other bequesek. The possol
tit dei ble auldarea, Craveo•lailvardoes. Bayswater, on the
d FIESINCI haL-11/suensted Lowden ger:.