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The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-22

ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.

OBJLENOCZ, IlAuraoLT.
The British and American screw earner Olsspw
arrived this evening trout New York. She left on
the nth with 190 passengers and a full
The Black Warner arrived at New York cm the
MIN with Ravannah advioes to the 16th May.
The news is nainsportant. In the inerket saws
were aareanged t the stock in port was 136,000
bens. There was Ruch wild speculation is assn.
!might' Imre very low.
Private isepatebes train Quebec say the Canadian
.crew steamer is going to pions. She was nin
the rocks on the fed instant. The passengers
arrived We at Quebec.
London, England, 1857-08-14

THE PUNJAUB.

Lettere from General Van Coriblades flying
column elate that, in moving to Sires, he arrived on the 19th
inst. at the village of Khyrakee, where he had found the in -
averts had tali:pu g strong position. There aretwo vil-
lages! with a road between them ; the general attacked
both villages once, commanding the road with hie
guar. In the wane of two hours he
session of both villages ; 200 of the rebels were
18 taken prisoners. Thelma on the general's aide was bat
slight. Rajah loveable Sing's men fought bravely, sad nue-
tained the chief loos. This severe example will doubtleae
have a most beneficial effect ; already the people are becom-
ing more settled, and the general has doubtless ere this
reached Sires. The whole action is dawned as being •
meetbrilllant affair.--Beindion,July 1.

News from Sir Henry Lawrence, of the 13th inst., whirs
he "nut holdmg on well at Lucknow.
There have been • meat many mutinies of niximents in
the interior, but he had still with him in the cantonments •
Large remnant of corps that had mutinied, and that were
hs-
harms in an orderly and satisfactory 12)&111111f .-DtlAi Geo-
rdie Beers, June 26.
London, England, 1857-08-14

CHINA.

The Overland Friend of China in its general sum-
mary of the 24th of June says :—" Since the despatch
of the lut mail, the only military operation reported
is the capture, on the 18th instant, of the Choupee
fort, a walled encampment of considerable extent on
a height on 'the left bank of the Pearl River, about
five miles below the Bogue—one shell over
the fort from Commodore Keppel's flag
steamer the Hong-Kong, and another from
the gunboat Forester, were quite sufficient to
send the garrison, of about a hundred ' braves'
snunpering over the embrasures, quiet possession
London, England, 1857-08-14

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I 1

MINES-THIS DAY

Two o'Ct.ctcx.
The market for British mining stocks to-day
very quiet. The inquiries are limited, but prices
in most cases are nominally fairly supported. In
the Stok Exchange the only transaction officially
recorded is in Tin Croft shares, at 4k.
Imperial Brazilian shares are more inquired for,
and :are marked It. In other foreign and colonial
descriptions there is no movement whatever.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in
the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers
Alfred Console, 161, f , East Russell, 3b., 36a. ; Great
Busy, 0},j Lady Bertha, 12a., 131.; North Basset, 18, 19;
Par Consols, 20, 21; &nab* Consols, 1/, I, South Con-
durrow, I. 1 , Vale of Towy, 165., 17s. 6d. , Wheal Edward,
6}, , Wheal Ilarriet, 9e., it.. ; Wheal Margaret, 70, 76.
In foreign mining stocks there was no alteration
of moment.
In the case of the Welsh Potosi Mining Company, which
to now being wound up in the Bankruptcy Court, there was a
meeting yesterday for the proof of debts. The liabilities are
computed at about 8,000/., and the assets at about half that
sum. The deficiency will of coarse have to be made up by
a call.
At the meeting. of the Iberian, Castilian, and Peninsular
Mining C01:11)111WES yesterday, it was resolved that each under-
taking should be wound up at the end of the year.

THORADAT
The market for home mining stock' to-day was
steady, without much business. North Basset shares
have advanced to 191. Sortridge Consols were in
more demand, at IZ-.
London, England, 1857-08-14

611411 LISTS-2RIB DAY.

Two o'CLooi.
The railway share market, upon the whole,
evinces more steadiness to-day. Great Western
stock has been sold as low as 61, but has mince re-
covered to 521 to 53. Manchester and Sheffield stock
continues to decline. London and North Western is
quoted 101/ to 1021 ; Midland, 831 to 841; Great
Northern., 231 to 241 ; London and Booth Westerns,
47 to 1 ea div. ; and Eastern Counties, 11 to 1. York
and North Midlands have advanced.

Great Luxembourg and Grand Trunk of Canada
shares have again declined.

SHAM AND NTOCaII
London, England, 1857-08-14

MHOW.

- -
We have received a letter from know, dated let instant,
stating that the Resident at Indere was obliged to thio from
his poet that murninF, and that the whole country had risen
uup et the British government The 23rd Regiment
N. 1., stationed et Mhow, was expected to prove
staunch to their colours, unless overpowering forres were
brought against them. Our troops captured two gam
sent by Haar to cut of their retreat, both
cavalry and infantry behaving well, and it was
hoped they would be able to hold their position against
all odds. *When the cavalry came up to the guns, one man
took the light to tire on our fellows, but it was instantly put
out by Captain Brooke, who ran his sword through the me-
ad. The Resident's retreat on Mhow had been cut of by
Molter; and the battery sent to bee relief, after reaching
half way, got a note saying that he had gone to Simrole, and
as the whole country was up in arras against us, it was of
no use to take the guns further. The troops at
Mhow are all day on the alert, and will no doubt
give a good account of the scoundrels, who, it is reported,
meditated an attack on the evening of the Ist of July. Ac-
counts have MOM. been received from Mhow up to fa 9th
inst. The European Battery in the Fort, under Captain
Hungerford, 1.11/ well, and Volker was rendering every
assistance in his power. His two mutinous regiments had
proceeded with the Bengal regiments towards Oojein, on their
Fay, it a supposed, to Delhi. They had commenced quar-
relling among themselves about the Immure which they had
seined and taken with them from Indere, belonging to the
Maharaja. Some of these men had returned to Indore.
The Maharaja had offered high rewards fur the apprehension
of the chief instigators, and also sent troops in pursuit of
the runtiness.. He had sent his treasure fur protection into
the fort at Mhow, which is a convincing proof of his fidelity
and ccodwill towards us. The telegraph communication will
probably be opened to-day or to-morrow direct with Mhow.
Bombay Times, July 10.
London, England, 1857-02-25

THE EXPRESS,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1857.

wise tad good men in the community will acquiesce
fm -the judgment which Wad/ wlll irmuswily cow
dm After rending to aids the palanees of
11104 wherewith it halm at fret driven to am-
rand the colonial oedema mei the lapel seibler
of dee Istrelta the gifted and venerable jurist
dam diem to the winds, ad loped that ma aria
wille any regard for hismentatian as a kwym wadi
try to rapreidnak them in the earresism Lori
CiAsnowrit reliantly fat that the seadidia
annexed by Lord LTUDIMIST in MD War WNW
him ; sad he prasseded with hilt mad felicity to
prove hew entirely impervious his mind has become
to the improdans sad considerations whisk happily
still inlinemse meat public men. It wall be waste
of time sod epee to dwell upon what is reported to
have lobs from the CIIANCILLOR, whom everyone
will weedily believe to be as incapable ct grappling
with the Marron at debits an quad= d foreign
yolk/ as he hes amen HENN to ise an %milk= at
domed* beested. The mime perneested by heed
LTIMIECIff so the whale hauseties—that it yea

;a-Mabis is my am at the t..—eannot be
an:allied by awe Anal chattering against time.
That sing ass will is reassial k the samkass al
this avntry, sad my its after marls, let sa believe
mai pray, wl►ee the gifted lips that gave it utterance
eland for aver.
London, England, 1857-02-25

The shares of the Punjaub Railway Company
were quoted this afternoon to f. rem.; Eastern
Bengal Railway, I to f, ice• ; Riga Railway,
to 1 prem. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to
3-16 prem.; and European and Indian JunCtion
Telegraph, j. to prom.
London, England, 1857-02-25

MINES.-THIS DAY

- - - -
The home mining stock market remains steady.
Great Wheal Alfred shares are rather flat, but with
this exception prices remain well supported. The
transactions recorded in the Stock Exchange this
morning comprise Par Consols at 23i ; South Cara-
don, at 340 ; -Vale of Towey, at ; and Wheal Ed-
ward, at 4i and 41.
Foreign mining shares present no new feature.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining. Exchange.
Alfred Consols, t 2,1 6 lls. ed., 12a. lls. 6d. ;
Clijab and Wentworth. I, • Condurrow, 162 j, 160;
Cook's Kitchen, 31, 4; rakewalfs, 21, ; East Hemet,67,
68, 70; East /Sargent, 91 ; East Providence, 100 ; ERA
Alfred, 31s. 13d., 32a. 6d. • Grambler and St. Aus, 110,
11.26 ; Great Alfred, 9j, 10; Great Hewaa, 22a. 6d. 26e. ;
16e., 16s. • Lelant Consols, 41, ; diagery,
33, 141,i7,3,r,.1, 31, 31, 1 ; Hanteos and Penrhiw, 20s. ;
Sortri C=11016,11, ; Tincroft, 4i, }; West. &rade%
167 j, 1 0 ; West Poway, 9j; Wheal Baer, 296 ; When/
Edward, ; Wheal Grenville, 11, j, 31s. 6d., 325. 6d., 30s.
325. 6d. • Wheal Harriet, 20s. id., 21.. 6c1., 225.
Kitty (Lelant),' 19, 6; Wheal Margaret, 65, 671, 63, 65, 66,
7065, 66.
The Hamer in Chancery, (barged with the winding up of
the Knoekatrellans Copper. Mining Company, proposes to
proceed on the 16th April, at Dublin, to settle the list of
eontributoriew
There .ras an error in the Great Wheal Alfred ',post pub-
Halted yesterday. Tim 160 end ought to have been reported
worth ear, oar htlsom, instead of 80i. ; but in the wines sink-
ing below 160 (altogether omitted) the lode is 6 feet wide.
worth 80/. per fathom.

TUESDAY EvwNO.
A fair amount of business continues to be done in
home mining stocks, although the general appear.
ance of the market is rather quiet. North Frances
shares were weaker to-day, but prices of other stocks
continue fairly supported.
The following transactions have taken place in the
Stock Exchange, in addition to those recorded in the
official list:
Vale of Tory, 17s. 6d. ; Wheat Agar, 3; Wheel Har-
riet, 22a. 6d. ; Port Phillip,
be., Ss. 6d.; San Fernando,
es., 4.. 6d.
St. John del Rey and Cobra shares were both
quoted better.
London, England, 1857-02-25

CU expreoll.

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26.

TO OUR

lit coosequence of the absorption of epos by the
reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprietors
have determined to hems a DOUBLE NUMBER
en SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone.
'bent of interesting matter. No change will take
place in the price. The THIRD DOUBLE
NUMBER M the EXPRESS will appear on
SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 28.

Tax recent WM* et the British authorities in
China wee lamolit lestdebt aka the smiler
tion of the Boma of Pew Iwd Da is bag
and ado week, la talk wilt iti eldwery
he paled a ladi tit tie mewenese
Mime lenn tie N d fora mew el the
Arson itr Me Weft off Odelee, to the dab
et
the Med dmiwiebes walked by the Home
HommenenL To esg that we concur in nearly all
the views take by his lordship is almost unneces-
eery ; for we Mad in the eloquent denocidion be
promoted against the lolly, arrogance, and oruelly
exhibited by ear representatives in the East, hardly
any statesseat, or argument, that we have not
already Mt it to be our duty repeatedly to express
in the seasons et thb journal.
Lord CIALUDON having really nothing to 'ey—
elid it ea best be could. Committed by his despatches
to Sir Jona Bovriuso, written on reosipt of the
tidings of hie prooeedings in the Cantos river, the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs had no
choice bet to endeavour to show that these WO.
Wm sets wove only in 1199014222 with precedent ;
and that Minute bawd would mew to the stability
of our prestige in the East if the appends peaky, so
admirably recommended by Earl 01129 in 1847,
were Mopes/ Bullying and brow-beating bad
always tees our recognised course in
iag with half-added Wiwi. If we now adelei
on any paling plea of mercy, humanity, er edishm,
they would be very apt, said Lord Csmeement.
" legit at as, and tell our representelben In meads
plasm that they bed Letter wait 4 iedinetieem
frime bow" And so, Mt sow pour Midi mode-
rine might be tempted some 229 992212, to sow&
the Woe d aselleg d a preptaterons pbelpoten-
dory like Ste lona Bowmen, while he waited
expeeesiene of sympathy ham Downing-street, the
alemling magyar Greet Britain is ter ever to be one
overweening fascism@ and obismery in the me
of protests and swim for querrel, ma unsurpassed
'reeky is the me of emewitaiming physinal pew.
Bat new aide or dominate Lord exsaxtrwe bed
we to ear I and when he sat ;lows he wee bald is
his Me, by the most impremive miss la that an-
sesably, that "be bed not made an attempt et
judifestien, either in point of morality, palsy, at
ow."

Lard Lyiennuarr .$y be old to have given
jadrasat is the ow--the judgment which ovary
London, England, 1857-02-25

CHINA AND PERSIA.

CST SiIIILAILINI 4\ so firms rxixossra.)
TRUISM WZDNILIDAY MOBNINO.
The steamer America arrived at 6.30 a.m. this
day, in 113 hears from Alexandria.

Fn. 20.

The India Mails have arrived with advice/ from
Mai Kong to Jan. 15; Calcutta, 24 ; Madras, 27 ;
Ceylon, Feb. 1 ; Bombay, 2.
The Valetta, just arrived, sails for Marseilles
to-day.
The Ripon is not yet in sight.
Then in no change in the position of affairs in
China.
The Chinese made an unsuccessful attempt to re-
take Tee-Totem Fort.
The Europeans on board the Mesmer Thistle, in
all eleven persons, were treacherously murdered by
"braves" in disguise among the native passengers.
The steamer was carried off and abandoned after
being dismantled.
The government of Hong Kong has increased the
police force, and taken precautionary measures
against inoendiarism.
Shanghai exchange, Si. Bd.
Prices of tea advanced. Stock of black very
small.
Total silk settlements 68,000 bales.
Freights depressed.
Exchange on Hong-Kong, 4s. 81d., to 4s. 9d.
Total exports of tea to Great Britain, about
41,000,000 of pounds, against 54,000,000 last year.
Intelligence from Busbies to the 17th of January,
states that the troops were still unmolested by the
enemy. An attack had been made by detachments
of cavalry Ind horse artillery on a depot of Per-
sian stone and ammunition twenty-two miles from
the camps, and the object attained without loss.
A dispatch of reinforcements had commenced.
Government has opened a new five per cent.
Loan for three erores. The Badk of Bengal has
reined discount to 11 per cent. on private bill'.
Exchange on Bombay, 2a.
Money market easier.
Higher demand for imports continued active.
Exports generally firm.
Freights advanced at Madras. Imports in mode.
rate request. Indigo has again risen.
Freights slight decline.
Exchange 2s. lid.
London, England, 1857-02-25

ter of Public Worship. The Abbe Martinel, cure of
st. Nieolas at Moulins, and the Abbe Gomot, curd
of St. Pierre in the same town, both ecclesiastics
highly esteemed in their parishes, have demanded
redress from the Minister against sentence of infis.
finite suspension which the metropolitan has it ificted
upon them. It appears that this bishop him
made a rule of his own to excommunicate all

Flub who appeal to the civil power against
any rift of his, and that when he institutes a curi-
a/yes he exacts from him a deed of resignation to
be used at pleasure, and in this way evades the law
which lays down that these cures are not removable.
Such acts as thstio are directly in the teeth of the
Concordat. The minister has taken a decided step,
such as has not been known for a very long time.
He has appealed to the Council of State against the
bishop's abuses of his authority. The decision is
awaited with intense interest, and may have t great
effect upon the state of the church in France.
Letters from Constantinople of the 16th have ar-
rived this morning, but the mail of the 12th is still
due. They contain little political news of import-
ance. The treasurer-in-chief of the Imperial Palace
had been dismissed by the express orders of the
Sultan. All the papers relating to the new bank
had arrived at Constantinople. They are said to be
perfectly regular, and the Porte does not entertain
the least doubt of the =weer of this financial com-
bination. Unfortunately, the public is not so
confident, and rumours very disparaging to the affair
circulating in private counting-houses.
London, England, 1857-02-25

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(now ors owx

PARIS, TUESDAY EVII/MIO:

The Bard Gras procession went to the Tuileries
to-day, according to custom. As soon uit had
arrived under the balcony of the Pavillon de
I'llorloge, the Emperor ordered the gates of the
court-yard to be thrown open to the public, and the
crowd of spectators in the Carrousel rushed up to
the *see door. The Emperor and Empress ap-
peared in the balcony, and M. Adeline, the breeder
of the Bad Gras of the day, and M. Meeh, the
botcher of the Rue Gallon, the purchaser of the
lust, bad the honour of being presented to their
Majesties. The weather, although a little colder
than it has been, is sill most beautiful, end the car-
nival folk have enjoysi themselves immeamly. The
anniversary of the roulades of 1848 (1114.1111) h tem-
pletely merged eel *paw in Mardl4lras. The
republican eactionebeisemellea amble, apolitical
tlenssstnitita at As race de la Bastille, but they
brad It Imipesilis Ms struggle with the holiday
holing, and abseleni the attempt. A few Aware
meetings outside the lereiees formed the only (IMF
msnessdiss or the ease great anniversary.

Ilie Daum lina nut been so good to:day. The
Resin liell Ik. he cash and 30c. for account, closing
at Mfr. Ns. ad 706. sc. No particular reason

was sniped he ha reaction, beyond the state of
the sessent. There was a great deal of business
am is Credit Mebilier, with considerable fluctua-
ting. It closed with a rise of Mr. for cash, and a
fall et le. hr &neat. Railways were on the
whale lower, bat Orleans, Mediterranean, and
Sonthern, were quoted at higher rates far cash.
. .

A beer ham the Asiatit7frontiers states that the
Prima frigate Sibylle anchored en January 14 at
the hie of Orman, at the entry of the Permian Gulf,
mass; has Bombay, which it had left an Dec. 4.
The Moyle was to put to sea again about the 20th,
aid prembi to the Isle of Karrak, where it will
remtla sidiesed.
The Dal Ain and Elm VIM abed twiny.
An bed et grave Windom* his mewed la
the
.aspeleesst cl the Affirm. In esemegasess of
the Wrap et listabs haring ampemisi am&
prima' Y its abases flir manifestly illegal reasson,
that prelatek new laths* conflict with the MU-
London, England, 1857-02-25

ENGLAND AND PERSIA.

According to the Pori. correspondent of Le Nord,
the fallowing are the conditions of the peace con-

Ojeda with Panic
I Uwe esly thee am& Jed to seed pea • few words
orgigismentery to ray draped& an the Angdo-Persisa dile-
mma. As nays Mg yen, thet diderenre to ever.
Tea Mow thee me et dr pseendenspnt hawed by Lewd
Rehab that memd saddest le Ambit Klne,
tided in Ihe dwwwilhe the dimwit of the Wes ?sine
Warliw, the ilefroms ISksb-Ap Khan, when Se Mai
MOM boded with beers. ingiend to. abrades/ that
Kelm ma the Wawa Ira be mintsined to hit present
ismilens end dignidee.
The mend dsaterl of Indeed, an which the cabinet et
Laden bee them • geed deal at temcity, was sail Emcee
eesshastsd. It yes ingrnetsra Het when he renamed his
toned as as While empeseeniere at Taiwan, Kr. Money
abed/ tyke receive Mlle drew des Penisa antheritier
bike he paid sag lira This demand, so didn't,
art iwgerniblee he the Nish to accede to, has also been
issieed. yr. Idestsy win be received with ail the homers
den te W mike but the Panfirn government will oaths', to
tabs • elep that meld lower it in the ern of its sobjests, red
Weed, it mow wield Lave delisted Mit tn.
Peels hes cemented to receive English amok in all
isms where comb hem Ruda my be placed. Hem is
to be mewed ea the me ads, end Harbin ea the ether.
Inch see the met insparteat details of an errengemet which
the rabbit of Leadoabed evidently et heart to elect es soon
as pastels.

The Jeureal of Odessa, of ha. 31, says :—" His
Majesty the Emperor has deigned to direct tae ad-
mission to free iodereoune of vends arriving to our
pais, semis, fees abroad with bills et health certi-
fied hymn esseals, ee by ether panne appointed for
that pewee by the gavaroseset, certifying to the
Wish/hey condition of the place from which the
ships WM; and if, also, after interrogating the
aptrin and mow, and after a sanitary examination
it the monk an ewes he suspicion has been found."

NAPLES.

A letter from Genoa, in the Constitutionftel, says
that the son of M. Cassini", the Minister for Sicilian
Albin, has been arrested on suspicion of having sent
the forged abdication of the King to the Governor
of Palermo.
London, England, 1857-08-13

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(TROY OVA OWN COILZIOPONDI)(T.)
PARIS, WIDNILDAT EVENING.

This evening's Paris, in a stately article headed
.. Lord Palmerston's Declamation," sap ;,--u Oar
confidence in the wisdom and good sense of England
has not been deceived. Lord Palmerston's declara-
tion, which we are informed of by telegraph, con-
firms all that we have learned of the private conver-
mations at Osborne."

The Petri* complacently says that the Emperor's
viait to Osborne has no doubt greatly eoutribated to
the undendanding which Lord Palmerston tells the
House of Common has been emus to. " The great
authority of the Emperor's words has easily
triumphed over every misunderstanding. If we
en rightly informed, a decisive observation of the
Emperor's waa made during the diocamion, namely,
that the Paris Cochrane, woe not dissolved, and
that its jurisdiction extended to all possible questions
that might grow oat of the great interests which the
Conference wee called upon to regulate."
The Pays, which under present circumetanoes
_ _

must be Presumed to be well informed upon the
point, announers as certain that Lord Stratford de
&dela is coming to London on conga.

The Bourse he been heavy, owing to a fell in
Consok. The Moldavian question has Darer pre,
diced any effect upon this market, and the announce-
ment today that France and England were at
one apon the matter was utterly without influence.
The Rents fill 6fr., both for cash and account,
taming at 676. end 676. 16e. Mobilier fell Sr.
Railways were inactive, with ecaroely any change
lin quotations.
The railway from Nantes to St. Nizaire wee
opened to the public without any official ceremony
on Aug. 10.
M. Thieve is now with his family at Dieppe,
where he will remain during the remainder of the
bathing ewe.
London, England, 1857-11-09

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

- -
Messrs. Pattendat sad Smith repnet that the market is
steady for fine tamper. Other aorta move off tut slowly.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Wylam, 16s. 6d.; 1134 ; Byers' %beide Hartley,
194 ; Eden Mein, 19s. ed. ; Morphs Went Hartlq, 17e.;
Darison's West Hartley, 18e; Pmea's Wert, 1&. 6d.;
Walla End Haswell. 210. ; Welk End Halts., 21s. ;
Wells End Kelloe. 19s. 9J.; Walls And PrOIPTCR, 21a. ;
Walls End South Hatton, 20e. 9d. ; Walls Pad Tees, 21a.";
eqnboriren Merthyr, 21e-BWps at roaster., 99.

The progress of extravagance in dress has pro-
voked a slight oounter demonstration on the pert of the

French court. Last year it was understood that no lady
Invited to Compiegne could appear twice is the same drew.
This moon it has been intimated that the re-appearance of
&dress onee in the course of a week will be not only tole-
rated but approved of. The consequent* le, that ladies in-
vited to pass a week at Compiegne pack up only eight dresses
instead of sixteen. _

A singular dispute has just arisen between the
free city of Frankfort and the United States of America.
The police of the former city hue interdicted the recidenos
there of an old pol Scat refugee of the name of Froebel, who
has since become en American citizen. M. Froebel played
a retain part in the events of 1848. In consequence of this
Inter hction he has applied to M. Redeker, the American
consul, who has threatened to break Whim eel dions with the
Senate of Frankfort If it perdsts in mainialuing tke order of
expetiolas of a cilium of the United Staten
London, England, 1857-11-09

hours the tendency continued favourable, it having
transpired that the steamer Atlantic has arrived
from New York with rather more satisfactory
ad{ ices.

Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yes-
terday at 881 to for money and next
Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at 89
to 1, and steadily improved, closing
.at 881 to
For the Bth of December the last price was 891,
"sellers." The "continuation" was slightly easier,
at to 9-18 per cent. The official business report is
u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
881, 1, 1' ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 881,
881. Three per Cents. Reduced, Kg, I, New
Three per Cents., 871, 871, 871, 871, 88. Long An-
nuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 2. Thirty Years An-
nuities, Oct., 1869, 11. Thirty Years Annuities,
Jan., 1880, 2 3-16. Thirty Years Annuities, April,
11885, 171. Bank Stock, 211.

Bichequer Bills show.no recovery, being quoted
255.t0 16s. discount

Turkish Six per Cents. attained a recovery of 1 to
1 per cent., closing at 871 to 1. Other foreign
stocks were dull, with limited transactions. Safes
are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and•a-Halt
per Cents., 981. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates,
971. Granada Active Bonds, 171 ; Mexican Three
per Cents., 181, 181 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 89;
Turkish Six per Cents., 87, 871 ; Ditto for account,
(18th Nov.), 871, 871 ; Ditto Guaranteed Four per
Cents., 981.
London, England, 1857-11-09

LONDON, MONDAY EVEPTING, NOVEMBER 9, 1857.

altogether, by her performene et Saturday seating, MIN
ftedgerkk he shown that the we, landekey seem* which
heralded her advent to Leeks wee out undeserved, and
that in the present day as nu sense kjneelle high comedy
characters she has deekledly no seperice.
To say that Mr. "lockstep' wee very amusing, that be
played very conacientionaly, and worked wry hug, would be
to repeat whet everybody knew,. Be had not, however, a
character in which be could display either his rich humour
or quiet drollery, but he made the best of it, end more than
probably any other person could have done. It is seldom
that the stage presents us with an actor combheng the
he appreciation of the manners and apperence of a ger
tleman with a good knowldge of the I,4h:ode profeseon.
This combination la happily found at the Haymarket, in the
parson of Mr. William Fenn, who played ek Harry Ann-
dies in a most gentlemanly sad artistic maser. Mr. Chip-
peadek bad but little to do, but his make-up wee admirable,
sad nitetie ally to be seen to be appreciated, foe nay one
suet mesaber that soles-footed, irritable, partially bed old
gentian wow lade acquaintance. Mr. Rogers, Mr. Clark,
sad Mr. Coe were excellent in their respective small pate,
while each unimportant personage at the Omani bathe wee
erased and acted to perfection. sire. Bilekinchnsn White
looked very handsome and stylish, and Mrs. Fiewalke
played the lady's maid with much quaint humour.
The piece, which is placed upon the ear with tliegreasel
liberality, wia coestantly and warmly applauded, and at tie
lei of the curiae a loud cry was rained kr the Wiese

Ito AM not appear, boom ocoopllotr to Mr. Backstioni
ocooootot point on do contlitatt.
London, England, 1857-11-09

MINER-THIS DA T:

Two o'CLonx.
In the home mining stock market to-day the
feature of interest consists of a further very active
demand for Alfred Consols shares, which hare wain
risen. Transactions are reported in the Stock Ex-
change at 16, 161,18, and last at 171 ; Par Consols
shares have been dealt in at 21. Other home de-
scriptions are quiet.
United Mexican mining shares are marked 31.
There is little or no inquiry for any foreign mining
stock.
London, England, 1857-11-09

Subjoined is the °Meld fiat of transaction in
the Mining ExchantiozdS:aturday
Alfred Cottage, 151, , .I. I, f Beet Beset, 92+ ; East
Gunnialake and South 24. 61. 3d.; Rut Roams:me,
275.; Gawton United, 23e.; Lady Bertha, 22e. 6d., 22a. 9d.;
North Tan, 18e., 195., We.; Sortridge Console, 211 5-16;
Wheal Edward, 8+; Wheal Grenville, 375.
A epccial meeting of the Mexican and South American
Smelting Company is called for the 12th indent.
The g fluite of the Nouveau Monde Mining Company in-
form the shareholder' that "in coneequence of the very
favourable report of Mr. A. Tregoning on the mines of
Alotepeque, now working by the company, wider Krim-
meet with the Central American Mining Company andthe
subsequent encouraging accounts received from the super-
intendent at the mines, which were hid before the general
meeting held at the Aloes of the company, in Paris, on the
14th of May last, it was resolved that the 'fronts be autho-
rised to raise tha further capital required, either by en Wes
of preference shared or by loan." Acccealtnerty, the Ornate
have now determined to raise a sum of 20,000 t. by the Lune
of 20,000 preference shares, in the allotment of which the
present shareholders are to have a prior right.

SATURDAY E,,xiwo.

The home mining stock market continues without
animation, and prices in a number of cases, including
shares in Wheal Kitty (Lelant), East Basset, North
Basset, North Wheal Crotty-, Wheal Basset, and
Wheal Edward were quoted lower. Wheal Mary
Ann, Alfred Consols, Par Consols, and South Cara-
don shares, however, were in demand. North Basset
shares were last aoted 13 to 14 ; Par Consols, 201
to 211 (cum diva; Alfred Consols, 131 to 1; and
Rut Tamar, 113 s. to 18s.
London, England, 1857-11-09

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

(ST N/LITAN AND MAGNETIC TELEOILATN.)
(PSON OVA 047 i CODAZIFONDINT.)

LIVERPOOL, IdoNnA Y.

The British and North American Royal Mail steam.
ship Asia, Captain Lott, arrived this morning in the
Mersey from New York, with 70 passengers and
95,274 dots. in specie on freight.

The Asia sailed from New York on the 28th
ult., and on the 29th, in latitude 43 deg. 8 min. N.,
long. 69 deg. 30 min. W., stopped and supplied the
American schooner George Moore with provisions.
The Asia also brought 2381. in gold.

Murders and cases of manslaughter were very
prevalent in New York.
There was an effort made on the 27th Oct, by
bankers to " bull" sterling exchange, but without
mach success. Produce bills closed at 98 to 102, and
good bankers' bills did not sell for more than 105 or
108, though some businesses asked 107. The market,
however, in a general way, manifested a little more
spirit than previously ; still present current rates
justify the importation of specie at a profit.
A tremendous storm had occurred at Albany, and
considerable damage was occasioned by the rising of
the rivers.

Gold at New York was a complete drug; there
'was plenty in the market and it was rejected. The
market altogether vs' buoyant. No further failures
reported.

The Aron iteur contain the official tariff for tele-
orsphk despatches from France to Algeria bp the Ken
tarranean submarine line. The charge for 15 words to Bow
15fr. ; Pbilipperilic, 16fr. ; Conetenthre, lgtr. ;
Algiers, 1814.600.; sod Ono, 2r. 40c.

♦►'
London, England, 1857-11-09

BELGIUM.

The Mani teur Beige announces that there will not
be a royal sitting for the opening of the Chambers.
The latter will meet in their respective halls, end
proceed to the verification of their powers.
It appears leas oertsin that it will bo a liberal
cabinet that will proceed toe diasolotion.

We read in the Nerd of Brussels :—" At the mo-
ment of going to press, we learn that M. Rogier's
propositions were not altogether approved of by the
King. As we have already announced, his Ma-
jesty sent for M. De Decker, with whom he had a
very long interview. There was a Council of Minis
ten in the evening. We have reason to believe that
hi order to give his Majesty time for consideration,
the Chambers will be opened by the ministers who
have resigned."
London, England, 1857-08-25

MURDER IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH PAISON.

CORONER'S INQUIRY (THIS DAY.)

This morning Mr. William Payne, the coroner
for Southwark and the City, prooeeded to open the inquiry
at the Infirmary of the Queens Bench Prison, into the
death of Mr. Robert Henderson Robertson, the unfortunate
person who was so brutally attacked by Antonio di Saki,
and who expired on Saturday evening last.
The inquiry created some excitement, and the court and
its approaches were crowded. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. E. Bow.
ley appeared to watch the proceedings fur Mr. Gower (who
was in custody, but against whom the bill of indictment
was ignored by the grand jury), Mr. McMahan (instructed
by Mr. J. P. Murrough), appeared on behalf of Sold,
who it will be rememberM, was on Friday sentenced to
fifteen years for unlawfully wounding.
Mr. Waken, surgeon to the Queen's Bench Prison, stated
the manila of a post-mortem examination, and deposed that
the wounds were the cease of death. About two inches and
a half of a knife were found imbedded in the spinal cord.
A son of the deceased was examined, and the depositions
returned to the Central Criminal Court by the Southwark
police magistrate banded in. Evidence wasteden taken sa to
the incidents connected with the stabbing, was proceed-
ing when we went to press.
London, England, 1857-02-14

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1857.

Otis in view as wee the' despatch of M. Cash to Prince
Carini of the 30th of June, and her Majesty's government,
therefore, in eonjunction with the government of the la-
pace of the French, are of opinion that diplomatic relations
eon no longer be maintained with a government whieb re-
jects all friendly warning, and is determined to persevere in
• course which is condemned by all civilised mikes.
"You will, therefore, upon the receipt of this despatch,
prepare to quit Naples with the member' of the hyalite,
leaving the archives in the an of Der Majesty's consul.
"Similar instructions will be addressed to the French
minister.
" But, in order that the interests of British subjects in the
Neapolitan territory may not be left without adequate pee-
tection, a British squadron win be held in readiness at Malts,
and the commander of that squadron will be directed to
despatch a steam-vessel from time to time, to cominunkete
with her Majeaty's consuls at Naples and at the porta of the
Island of Sicily, in order to ascertain that British interests
me not prejudiced by the interruption of diplomatic relations
between the two countries.
"A French squadron will be held in reedineas at Toulon,
the commander of which will receive corresponding instruc-
tions fur pctioacal visits to the ports of Naples and Sicily,
with a view to the protection of French interests.
"You will reed and give a copy of this dispatch to M.
Cede, and you will quit Naples se loos after that es you
eon mks your arrangements fur doing so."
The following, from Mr. Petro, will give SOON ides of the
detail. communicated respecting the s•lertup of the pel-

"No. V.

"NIL ENTER TO THE EARIOFCLEZENDON.-(IIICTIVED
NOT. 1.)
"Naples, Oct. 27, 1856.
"My Lord—l regret unfeignedly in this, one of my eat
despatches to your lordship, to have to royourd the physical
sufferings el Carlo Fowl°.
"Far mar tiros pot he had boon sabring from a tumour
GM fie *MN arising is peat measure, I believe,
kom bag endmosout rd low =healthy diet, and aim;
vats* by the Mem 4 Ws chaff. An operation
was podotord vow moo* ups him, sad he is now, I am
told, to a mini eallierserp deb el health. But, if my in-
formation le owed, mai I bole so mem to doubt it, how-
ever revolting to botartalty tbo 64, as biro, nor dur-
Mg, nor alter tb aptodoa, vas Poorleo dada mooted."
London, England, 1857-02-14

FROM LAST SIGHTS GAZETTE.

I FOREIGN-OFFICE., FEB. 10.—The Queen has been
speciously pleased to appoint Joseph Andrew Blackwell, Esau,
now Bnush Vice-Consul et Lubeck, to be her Majesty's
colund at Stettin.

WHITEHALL, FEB. 13.—The Queen has been
pleased to present the it.,. James Gunn to the church and
pariah of L ig, in the presbytery of Lewis, and county of Rose,
vacant by the death of the Rev. David Watson, late minister
thereof.

WHITEITALL, FEB. 13.—The Queen has been
pleased to direct letter. patent to be pared under the great
reel, constituting end appuinting Itear-Admiral Peter
Richards C.V., to be one of the commitununerd of Greenwich
. .

CROWN-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 13.—Members re-
turned to servo in the present Parliament.—Borough of
Greenwich : Liontenant-General Sir William John Cod-
rington, K.C.8., of Eaton-square. in the county of Mid-
dleeex, in the roam of Peter Rolt, Esq., who has aecepted
the oof steward of her Majmtv's manor of Ilempholme.
—Borough of Newport: Robert William Kennard, of Upper
Thames-street, in the city of London, Esq., in the room of
William Biggs, Ergo who has accepted the office of ',toward
of her Majesty's Chiltern Iltindrede. —Town of SOW hal nplon :
I Thomas Matthias Wegnelin, of Golding'', near Ilertfied,
Bag., In the room of Sir Alexander Jl3lll. Edmund Cock-
burn, Chief Justice of the Common Phms. -Town of
Kingston-upon-Hull James Clay, of .Alontagu. Rowe, in
the county of Middlesex, Esq., in the room of Sir William
Henry Watson, one of the barons of the Court of Exchequer.
—County of Dumfries: John James Hope Johnstone, Ersi,
of Annandale, in the room of the Right Honourable Aran-
bald Williani Douglas, connoonly called Viscount Drum-
Lewitt, now Mainuis of Queensberry, a peer of Groat
(Wain.
London, England, 1857-02-14

PARTS GOLDANID iL DRANN, YOCLZ, AND CO.,

This was en appeal of the Drmilien government from the
rejection et a proof of 16,0001. on the ground that the bills of
exchange on which it was tendered had been proved nadir
a concordat& at Pernambuco strainm the drawers, • One com-
prebending the bankrupta, mho curried es a separate trade
at Liverpool.
The owe no. came on on the settlement of • veelal ram
for the decision of the Howe of Lords, on appal from the
Lords Justices, by I' e 11.31 of whom diimenes the omunis-
'loner. opinion stood affirmed.
Mr. Psi Q.C., and Mr. Do Gee, were for the appal-
lento; Mr. Bacon, M.P., and Mr. Griffiths, for the re-
spondents.
After some diannision it was arranged that one point of
the case should be re-argued before their lordship., and the
case was ordered to stand over fur that purpose for a
fortnight.
- - -

ILAIISDFX, RV asusrorx, aANIMIXTTS.
This was the appeal of the bankrupts, who were wools
spinners, mar Bradford, againet the refusal of their cers
nitrates.
Mr. Swanaton, Q.C., and Mr. Bayley opened the ease for
the appellants.
Behan the opening had concluded a imoreal was made to
take a certitlesto of the third elms, suspended for three=
with protection after the expiration of one year as
the elder bankrupt, who was the father-(n-taw of the
younger ; and us regarded the latter an unntadlata metaled*
of the third clue.
Mr. Cairns, Q.C., fur the opposing creditors, acceded to
this
Mr.anm, Q.C., and Mr. Ile Gex, for the assignees, said
that, if the court thought that • right course, they would not
oppose it.
The Lee's Justices made the order accordingly.
London, England, 1857-02-14

RAILWAYS.

On the motion of /ICU following vellum wea
ordered:-6 Returns of the amount of capital and loan which
the company has been authorised to raise by sets pawed pre-
vious to sad in 1866, the amount of share capital actually
paid up on the 31st day of December, 18.18, separating the
ordinary share capital, which does not receive, or is not en-
titled to receive, say preferential dividend or interest bear
that which bean a mein- medal dividend or nee of hatercet ;
Magog the rate and meant of dividend upon such °Winery
share w 'tab as well sa the amount of each ales of such pse-
feomlial
capital, with thereto and amount of interest or divi-
dend it I. entitled to naive, the sinount doe on debentures,
loan note, or any other intend hearing securities on the 31et
day of December, 18.56, the rates of interest payable thereon,
and the sums to which such rates of interest me applicable;
distinguiehing the several sums raised by shwa or on loan
on which dividend nr interest wan nut paid out of revenue, and
the amount of such dividend or interest, the total amount
the company retained power at the end of 1856 to
raise, either on existing shares, or by creating new shares, or
by leans; the length of line open for frank on the 31st day
of December, 1866, distinguishing single and doable par-
dew • the length of line in course of cunsiniction at the end
of 1866, the length of lino the company ia authorisedto cam-
erae, t which was not commenced on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1866, and coffsequently the total length for which
the company has obtained powers. Of the anudgamation of
railway companies which hs been effected either by per-
cher, lean, or otherwise, during 1866, staiiug the nature of
each sinalmunation, and the date on which it commenced,
with the net of parliament under which it wan effected. And
Irmo sash ndlway company, showing the length of each line
Cr pie at slime, et teem* line, for which the powers granted
by partimmet fee the CCalpillary purchase of the limd re-
Tailed for their eanstreetion had been allowed to expire, pre-
Vilna to the 31at day,[ December, 18.56, without the exor-
cise of mach powers • and the capital appropriated by penis-
meat kw the conetnittion et such or brawl, lines."
London, England, 1857-02-14

oar,

would inspire them with mot confidence in its nommen.
dation+. Two modes may be euegmicil in which such a
board might be organised—Bret, the government might for.
molly recognise the president and council of the Royal
Society as its official adviser, imposing the whole respotaibi-
lity on that body, and leaving it to them to mei advice when
necessary, in such quarters an it may best be found, according
to Use method now pursued in the dispoeal of the minis-
sentary mug of 1,000/. The eccund method would be to
create an entirely now board, somewhat after the model of
the old Board of Longitude, but with improvements. The
question as to which alternative shall be adopted is properly
a subject for the consideration of the government.
" 12. Such of the above recommendations no invoke the en.
penditure of money might be eventually carried out by ap-
propriating to thin purpose a certain prepunion of the fees
received bora the grantees of patents, after providing for all
expenses which ought to be defrayed from that source. The
President and Council are satisfied that no application of
these fees could be devised more appropriate than the devo-
tion of a portion of them to the encouragement of abstract
science, to which practical set is under to many and such
Important obligationa"

ELECTION LVTELLIGENCE.

CLOMIEL.
The Rev. Dr. Burke yestieord.ar proposed Mr. Dag,
well. Mr. P. Mena, was pro by it as Hackett,
and seconded by Mr. John f egan. Huth candidates ad-
dressed the electors.

BANDON.

The polling commei;Ctiiesicrday morning, and at
halt-plat ten o'clock the Hon. Captain Bernard had a lank,-
rity of 27 over Mr. Shaw, the numbers being—
Bossed

92
Shaw
The total nuniber of voters in the borough smounted at
the last general election to 205. At three o'clock Captain
Bernard majority wait incramod to 32, and it we. stated that
the polling was exhausted.
London, England, 1857-08-22

:MPORTANT FROM INDIA.

DEATH OF SIR HENRY LAWRENCE,

SIR 11. BARNARD.

FALL OF CAWNPORE,

AND
MASSACRE OF TIIE ENGLISH.

RE-CAPTURE OF CAWNPORE.

FOREIGN-OFFICE. FRIDAY.

The following telegraphic despatch, received
through her Majesty's Consul at Cagliari, this day,
at 7.4 d. p.m., is sent to the Editor by direction of
the Earl of Clarendon :

ALEXANDRIA, Auot,r 14, 9 r.y.

The Nubia arrived at Suez to-day. She brings
dates from Calcutta to the 21st July; Madras, 25th
July; Gale, 28th July; Men, Bth instant.
The telegraphic message from Suez is meagre and
confused, and there is no time to receive explanation
before the departure of the steamer llo.otia for
Malta.

It is stated that Delhi is not taken, but the date
of this statement is not given.
General Barnard is reported to have died from
dysentery.

The news given in the Bombay Times of the 14th
July by the last mail, respecting the taking of
Cawnpore by the rebels, and the massacre of the
Europeans there, is confirmed.
The Suez telegraphic message then goes on to say
as follows :

The Simoom and Himalaya arrived at Calcutta,
with about 1,300 of the China forces, to proceed at
once up country.
Only 300 more troops were expected.
General Havelock's forces encountered the rebels,
who were beaten on three occasions, and ee.•eral
guns taken between Allahabad and Cawnpore.

The latter was retaken from Sena Sahib, whom
Havelock u following up to Bhittoor, ten miles from
Cawnpore.

Sir Henry Lawrence died of wounds received in
asortie from Lucknow, where at present all is well.
All the troops in Oude have mutinied.
At Agra all is quiet, and the native troops arc
disarmed.

The Gwalior contingent has mutinied, and is sup-
posed to have marched on Indore.
No political news from China is given.
The Transit, government steamer, was totally lost
in the Straits of Sunda. The crew and troops all
I arrived at Sues to-day.

This telegraphic despatch is received from Acting
onsul-Oeneral Greene, at Alexandria, for the Esrl.

of Clarendon.

(Signed) CoNsta. CRAIG.
London, England, 1857-08-22

BISHOP DEM OY THE DISSOLUBILITY OF

MAIEI4OII.

Moe ilebr's team Jaws*

The candidates for confirmation were thirty, of
whom four Isere young eitillerymess, and fourteen native
Cbristiens. To the latter I repeated the question, and pro.

monad the Benediction in Hintiocranee. - The ern
el them roes had oecesiosed M room perplexity the day
ins when Mr. Morrill stated it to me ; but I had now mode
sp my mind. He Ira a convert of Mr. Currie's, sad six
yeses ago married a woman who then profered herself a
Christian, but soon afterward. ran away from him end
named Mussulman, in which prairies she was now living
with another men. The husband had applied to the =gr-
anter recover her, but, on the women declariag that she
was so Christian, and did not chore to be the wile of see
be rid he could not compel her. The husband, la oar-
gasses, shout two years ago, applied to Mr. Fraser to marry
him to another woman. Mr. Frazer declined doing es, moo
STOWS had tarn place ; on which he took the woman with-
er merraire, and had now two children by her. Per thin
he had toe repelled from the communion by Mr. MOOT*
id elOl ecatioued to frequent the church, and was UM very
MIMI kg confirmation. After some thought, I erne to
ills amelosion that the man should be reproved for the pee
dpitemey with which he had formed his first connexion, end
the lassdal which he had since occasioned ; but that he
flea be admitted both to amdramtios and the corantuakm,
and might be married to the warn who now held the place
eta was Wilco. It seeed a cam to which St. Pears rate
avviied, that if an anbelievias husband or wife chose to dc-
pot, ea milgioas grounds, from their believing partner, this
biter was, M coneectience, has. At all events, as the ear
away lemma was, If a wife, Using in open adultery, it wes
pale that he had a right le " pat her away." TYRO ihs
Lea al the oveatry provide* Idea so remedy, yet, ea a make
atemsehmea, this right might be fitly deteembalan by his
Meisel gibloo; end I enrolvoil myself verronnoi le de-
in Wm &mowd odd Stony to marry again. My doter-
htnoths. I /mod, pie groat sotiohotion to Mt. Frew und
Mon* load whom mid, that without wow oath pot-
BMW the slots d sow oisontle wield be ass may bard,
ad &nth, woad moan amid by the owe law would
he, le ma Is soak detemstanme, shady unotbarbio. I
bon mesa tesionstin with the arm, who wee a Pith
Leh, owl tow no gum to twat h dwitton, aims I
hurl Mm telsrably weo inhemod In the }Wyk" of
tag aggessawo, mug in Ito pealseks.