biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-14

TWO SICILIES.

A letter from Palermo of the Slat, in the Opiniotie
of Turin, announces the execution of Spinuzza, one
of the insurgents engaged in the late: outbreak.
"Pursuant to the sentence," the correspondent writes,
"he was shot at Cefalu before his own house, his
family having previously been sent out of the town
in order to spare them the sorrow of witueming the
tragedy. Before his execution, Spinal= was
taken to a church opposite his how% where
he ceafemed his sins, obtained absolution, received
the sacrament, and heard mass. Dwing whole
ceremony the sacristan, who had known ' from
his boyhood, wept bitterly. Illpinnzsa, be leav-
ing,hqs begged to be allowed to embrace ' which
was granted ; but the sacristan fainted in ' arms.
Spinursa supported him, and took him a seat ;
and, notwithstanding the opposition of officers,
took off his own cloak, and covered him wi it. lie
was then led out of the church, seated in la chair,
and blindfolded. Before receiving the fallal shot,
he exclaimed, 'Liberty for ever !' the signal *as then
given, and he expired without a struggle." '

UNITED STATES.
London, England, 1857-04-14

SADLER'S WELLS.

The diet piece presented to a holiday audience was
TA• Arse e Aro, brad at au ladder drawn tram
dr hams Ms at "trade Tom'. Cada." Tb. Hamad
Irak affirm Aa tl. prearal ammeter, lb. put d the
=mar Sri bag assadasol by Caddis Howard, a dad ot
abort 1111111 yam dap, sad that at Tarry by her motor.

Yr.lbarbirsio 'runic dna& of aoil for Notting kl-
lowitik awl fly bmwddia from Ite too "mime" predeose-
ww Winded a maid .an et sild. Ise, Week the
atailere MI Tarry toprotlyeed, hat a Tipsy et a isspra
type. the ..deep Nan woo wodwed by Xis Weans,
when consumesto acting moot be to. Wetly ankebed.
The pawl big =Wasps= at the Pair One with Mr
& d Lesko sessesi4 ea the attertalsaanS easelatbal

u• his b with Iltsiamatio dissial theiwo if Lubeck.
The Minim woo wily wwwwos.

SURREY THEATRE.

The dwellers in the marshes south of the river
witurally nuptial stimulants. Nothing but the '• meet
powerful drama" could be expected to suit the palate of •
au whieh WOW Its gin with *Ariel end its theology with
firspaa. The Iron Arm le a production of this type.
Mustier, robbery, and abduction, with • dash of virtue
be the more abandoced rattan, are its principal in-
gredients; and it bean obviousness of a French p•oeotege.
The last steno was succeednl enough in its way ;
bat in the rest It mast be confessed the interest MN-
' what dogged. Nevertheless the house was in euellent
spinet., and 'awarded: every grimace of Mr. Widdkomb--a
wet of Villiklne m top-boots—with • in, of laughter. Mr.
Had Potts., ea Simone, else dearred complizonatszy mea-
-1 Non. After this, the old musical farce Muter was fera-
-1 duel, with much splendour of emery—the part of Apollo
Mktg osetsined by Mims Poole, who cm this occa-
sion las returned to the stage. It is need-
less to say that she sang the soap allotted to bar
with admiral& Mete, end the imam "Pray Goody" was
dsurvidly enured. On the whole, however, there was a
lack of vocal altength ; baton the other head, the acting
of Mr. Widdicomb as Midas, Mr. Voltaire as Klemm, and
Km. Montan Brooks. es Mysia, left nothing to he desired.

enure AMPHITHEATRE.
Last night a new piece was produced at this
theatre celled TJie Awed is Algiers, or the Battle of Coe-
efeenheee. It is a Mara to whet way be called the legitimate
Lass of this hoses ; which has lidded be eons little
ii sae pea to what is celled legitimate as the north ale al
W river. Ask enthral= aniedrews hwe his asesily certain
Warn which, In the present lasteace, have not bees de-
ported has. flare is the ardlaszy dialers of eastintat,
canicality, sad horsedalt; thee ere wrists, with every
seri se Ns, gold swawy, Sainsbly sewed cestansa and
peaplap. The Nary at the piece is vita soh vet
weak to bran out the slaw plats, which
involve peened virtue sad noble wizen Iwo mad
the wassaption, Fiesta with aerials' bakes ia
their kaapeasks, visewhores and sisters cd and fa
London, England, 1857-04-14

ADELPHI THEATRE.

During the short ream this theatre has been
newly —l' end anonded, sew stalls added, the pit elate
covered, new bansheto sett berries pat sp, and a swieral
renovation agreed. No Ember sievelly was produced bat
night, bet the orceise was toarbei by the reproduction of
the burlesque hairy weeds of the Zion, In which Madrona
Colonel made bat nrappersaco, eller a keg abeam, during

whkh die has has iallWizsg micas proAndel silage:
swots. This popular actress was postal os ler fairy with
a warmth sad knout which fully posed how Indy she is
ssiablishol as as Ildsipid Isvoarits, sad haw pssawiasisos as
the &etas aids lie kir to lave a mooed lasi owns ot
PdfnimitY.
•_ .

-
rho ether proms were the from of Wombs, Little
arms"rr, odd Nigget at Nottiosphill, in both of which
Mr. Wright refterel, r heretofore.
Althea& the hors was very fall there Inn no indica-
bar et be being &ow Mowry, the andiewee berg fully
as Orme as en the most carry arasisas.
London, England, 1857-04-14

CITY OP LONDON THEATRE.

A new three-act play of a very interesting eha-
rooter waa brought oat bent had night nadir, the title of The
Ititiutisli Girl, or the LW of Yoplos, which wee marked by
ewe woollen' writing end scene very good stage (ado. It
we wet favourably recolved, even maw the disadvantaged
se the holiday aremblege isndaing the &logos in rainy
put; tedistiaot.
London, England, 1857-04-14

THE BASTER ELECTIONS.

SAINT PANCRAS.

---- - - ----
Yesterday the vestry of St. - Pancras held its meet-
ing at the Veetry.hall, Camden Town, for the propose of
electing churchwardens and forty directors of the poor for
the ensuing year. The Rev. Tnottas Data, M.A., vicar,
occupied the chair.
Mr. °ARNDT nominated Mr. W. H. Wyatt, who bed filled
the dike of junior churchwarden for the past year, to be the
senior churchwarden for the year ensuing.
Mr. RARNLIIGN seconded the nomination of Mr. Wyatt.
Mr. Churchwarden Brarereat nommated Mr. Robert At.
tenborough as churchwarden, and
The Rev. R. larrunt seconded the nomination.
Mr. HUDSON begged to nominate Mr. Henry Farr& as
churchwarden.
Mr. WINTIfI seconded the nomination of Mr. Ferrer.
Mr. W. D. Coorna nominated Mr. Louis Aria me church-
warden.

Mr.Fit:came seconded the nomination of Mr. Aria.:
On the question being about to be put it was discovered
that Mr. Aria, not haring resigned his eat as • vestryman,
was ineligible as a candidatendidate churcchurchwardeniln'
Cooper
thenfon only nominated him to give him the privilege of
neddng a speech.
On • show of heads the numbers were declared =For Mr.
Wyatt, 51; Mr. Attenborough, ; Mr. Finer, 17. A divi-
sion was demanded, when the numbers were =Mr. W. H.
Wyatt, 67; Mr. Attenborongh, 48; Mr. Finer, 19.
The Rev. Cnalanan bailed the re-election of Mr. Wyatt
u • compliment paid to his nomination, if so it muW be
called, when Mr. Wyatt was first elected.
Mr. Wean. returned thanks, and said he should endea-
vour, as he had hitherto done, to allay that bitterness and
party feeling which existed in the waxy.
Mr. Arretnioaoron said, although he had no peat err-
aims to show, he would still endeavour so to conduct hint-
I self onto merit their approbation.
Mr. HUDSON begged, new the election was over, to state
that he bad nominated Mr. Ferrer (Vilely upon his own
responsibility, and without that gentleman's sanction, or any
organisation. Had the latter been the sass, he had no doubt
the anion, rendered by Mr. Ferrer to the paneh would
have mewed his return. lie begged to thank the 19 inda
pendent men who had voted for hue, that the election might
not be all on one side. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. RASH LEIGH moved a vote of thank' to Mr. Church-
warden Straiten, on his retirement from dike.
Mr. W. D. Coorga, although generally opposed to the
views of Mr. Stream, seconded this resolution, which wee
put and carried nom con.
Mr. STILENTEX returned thank., and said although there
were • number of gentlemen who differed from him, he be-
lieved be left office without any bitterness of feeling resting
in the breast of any one ageing him. (Hear, bear.)
Wednesday, the 20th day of May wee carried a the day
on which the nomination for the election of vestrymen and
auditors should take place; and a committee wan appointed
to arrange the places for the election in each ward.
A ballot for 40 directors and guardians of the poor having
taken place, the proceedings terminated.
London, England, 1857-06-26

TSB DIVORCE BILL.

The following is a copy of the Bishop of Exeter's
protest wing the third reeding of the Divorce and hletri-
menial Caner :

' Dia;sOtienclisatee the bill authorises the tar.
roarriespng the adularia porta but doss not relieve the
the legal oblation .1 celebrating takintrayis
=oases with the elks of the starch. Yet the aloe si-
I Oldearms that lay sestsince , haitnted by God ha
e at mai Yeee.ey, the rallost aka
beam Chat ea Mk armee efealtry ea-
st in Ray Ikerfgano wyvabollibt, esiestacy
lketadirlachash orl the alias' et thet bard anion.
In anima of ale swag Ib bl net only einetione
the maw of rase whoa to ray la banded
of
scheaapthes an ea hag it else compile the
Is
I%her of a the sk sewed
wank et wedin perversion the oat seam
troths of the
tbazn it there tithe aloe aid
be tolested k of ashlar who
are Mining at , yet no is amen
or rale glen by asy Mk* list the lease INIONII9II
;MA Fie lbw year have ask
the church mace of
tebrnshif duly romanced, wall raider ages kraals
bag mead with the rites of the church. If the straw
steers of the thote prevent the due exercke ca the
tram
ig==, yet the that might be expected tea
is that it los caretal to protect the
State etenithrilt of counteeancinn ouch fatal pro-
fenenne, ad be aped the conactentioua feelings of
eli MOM alsreemea, who cannot bat be shocked by
seelia=jblallear with the gravest spiritual matters;
al of as cagy, wholltchie bdt,lishall finally pa,
net be le potent what to their office with-
out eisistist Get sore of duty to ad cannot ratan
to poems it witted terortag the homy porkies of human
kw. The enestant is the more gam= because than
already oda a ash 4101/11ftabg 11111011iMy between such
pair, whisk me aly heves the Tight end Mlletiol2B
the can& arrield4 bet weal eke akar the parties
essentaikt. holy pallor end sessibis of their own de-
the maul& and dry which they wad
MialreptGleg was ie Gad Ind& they have already
ad beam penoweted ewer them the curse of God
sll yew Irmo' they steady have, pat esseadee
whom God IseJabal ecettere
H. EXETER."
London, England, 1857-06-26

41141.011 Isl
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MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoow.

There is still no revival of business in the hose
mining stock market, which continues depressed in
character. The only transactions reported in the
Stock Exchange arc in Great Wheal Vor shares
at 41 and 41. There is very little inquiry
for any description of mining stock.
In foreign shares no business whatever is recorded.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange :
Catherine end Jane, 90. ; East Russell, 15c, 15e. 6d. ; Greed
\or, 4 1-16, 3.16; lionewame lJnited, 324, 35; Tamar
Consols, 245., 25a. ; Wheal Edward, 61, 6,1; Wheal Mar-
garet, 50, 521, 55.
The annual general meeting of the proprietors in the
General Mining Association war held yesterday, Alfred
Charleartiriln Esq., in the chair, when a fern was made
of the ' gs of tho association during the peel year, sal
attention was drawn to the beneficial working at the reci-
procity treaty, as respects the increased demand foe
from the
he
Noss
Bootie coal, which is now relieved by that treaty t
payment of the heavy import duty in the tidied State* te
which it had been hitherto subject. The shipments end said
of coal at the collieries of the smociation have iscreded, sad
the directors therefore easoveced a dividend for the hail-
year of lOs. per share, sad • bane et de per share, free from
income tax, m addition to the 16s. paid in January led,
making 23e. per share for the winds year. It was mentioned
that the company are about to enter into some important ne-
gotiations with the government of Nova Scotia, which it is
expected will materially benefit the smociation, is
such negotiation., they. represent that they are not taP:74l4
Lion to give full publicity to the Affairs of the company. TY
proprietors prevent expressed themselves einguiee ea regards
the future prospects of the concern, but exception was When
to the use of tho term " bonus," it being contended that the
whole of the distribution now declared consists of Lary
earned dividend. The retiring directors and auditor went
re-Boded. '

TIIVRADLY licasTwo.
The market for home mining stocks remains dull
and flat in character. The exception wu in Wheal
Kitty (Lelant) and Wheal Trelawney 'hares, which
were in demand, at improved prices. Trelawhey
closed at 24} " buy ers." Great South Tolgus on&
Wheal Edward shares are well supported. Wheal
Buller, however, have declined. In addition to the
transactions reported in the official list, we hear of
the following bargains in the Stock Exchange, via.:
East Basset at 36) and 37; Great South Tolgua at
161; and East Alfred at 2/. 175.6 d.
Foreign descriptions remain dull. Coke shares
were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 611 and 621.
although these transactions are not included in the
official list.
London, England, 1857-06-26

distance was not more then 800 yard., I could not get
through, being pelted directly I made my appearance. I
never mw such a violent mob, although I have seen many
contested election. in the county. Even next Monday I
weir unable to go to the poll, although not more than 100
yards from it. We took three of our voters in at a time,
bat they had to be protected by police and accompanied by
• magistrate. Mt. Moors's voters did not require the least
protection, The violence of the mob was directed entirely
against Colonel tEi' voters.
Tha committm 4oarned till this day at eleven o'clock.
London, England, 1857-06-26

SWEDEN.

The Ojkial Gauge.. of 6tockh
publishes three bills presented by
to the Diet—one of which enacts t
abandon the religion of the St
another, that new religious ea=
formed with the sanction of the K
Severs of any creed may meet (reel,
of worship; another abolishes h
punishment for crime ; and the this
at which unmarried females attain
at 26.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPT,

The European and American
steam ship Indiana, Captain Baker, attic,
rotas horn New York to Bremen, She
gerk and on freight Si baled of wool, 1,0
and a quantity of miscellaneous tuerchan

York on the lath, and her ailvicee hav
The Indiana leaves to-night for Bremen.

MERCANTILE YARD

.3IEETING IN THE CITY a

This afternoon a public meeting
merchants, mariners, and engineers of t
wee held at the London Tavern, to take
certain matters connected with the Men
of 185 f, arising from the unjuat operat
clauses, reg./intim which it is desired to
the att. An suociation hu been form
motile Marine Servile.) Association, th
is to raise the condition of roasters, mats
gineers and others of the merchant ro
amendment of the Merchant Shipping
obtain the incorporation Ley royal chart
went of the mercontilo marine service o
dom. Deputations from Liverpool, th
Exeter, and other porta, attendi.d tit
Mester mates, and seamen, who are
in the objects of the is ion (which h
• view to their benefit) had also been
and were present in large numbers. 01
the following members of parliament :
Mr. Dutton, M.P., Mr. White, M.P. Si
M.P., and Mr. W. T. M.Cullagb, M.P.
Mr. CRAWFORD. M.P., who was in t/
meeting by reeding the object, which
meeting held on the 22nd of May lee
already appeared in our columns.
The following were the resolution
meeting to-day, and adopted
"1. That this meeting, approving the
juts of Mercantile Marine Service Amu
meeting, pledgee itself to use all legitiou
tension of the orgthhation and the attar
" 2. That the following, together wit
pulp chairman, and other officers of It.
salute the execrative committee Capti
W. 0. Campbell, J. R. Engledue, W.
Godfrey, R. D. Guthrie, Harrison, It.
Charles Hodder, S. Hyde, 11.E.1.C.8.,
C. H. Onalos George Poazock, Sams
George RielUrdson, Robert Scott, 1
Smith, P. M. Starers, H. T. Stroll, T.
"3. That Mr. Crawford, M.P., be
association."
London, England, 1857-06-26

Calomel Palliate.

Lieut.-Woad Bingham.
at Comities to Uniform,
Two sad Two.
Royal Carriages, if empty.
Relacional of Royal Harm Wards.

The *Defy as above, excepting Lords-Lieutanant of
Counties, formed at the foot of Constitution•hill. The Coo•
mender-in-Chief, general staff, Gold Stick, he., drew up
Wide the railings of the Palace, in their proper pieces se
they use to precede or follow the QM'S, IN her Majesty left
the Paseo by the garden-gate.
The royal carriages having takes up within the quad-
rengle, joined the procemism outside, and followed Immedi-
ately in the rest other Majesty's idle. Omni officers not
on duty sammabled outside the Poises rails op-
posite the mane gate, sad followed immediately be-
hind the carriages coaveying the royal family. Lords-
Lieutenant of Coothe aseembled at the and of
Piccadilly, and, beteg ceaducted into Hyde-path by Lieut.-
Colonel Reynolds, A/Aslant Adjutant-General, there fell
into their places in the cortelge, immediately after the
Assistant-Adjutant-Oeuerals, and in front of the escort
which brought up the Mt.
. .

On arriving on the ground the officers composing the
Caaftle• cortilgo formed in front of and facing her Majesty ;
those preceding her Majesty on the proper left ; those fol-
lowing on the right, and at the dietance of the front of the
columns.

Os the Queen Wain at Hyde-perk-corner-gate a royal
Wets was fired by the batteries cm the Imhof the line. Ica-
imediately after, her Mejesty entered the onelmed space,
and the piooll=loo peened slowly in erect of the galleries
occupied by epectatore. Her Msjcsty rode a straw.
betty grey charger and wore • red jacket with
the sash of a field marshal, a black skirt, and •
small round bat with red and white feathers. On rho right
of her Majesty was Prince Albert, in his field marshes Ur&
form, end on her left Prins Frederick Wiliam of Prussia,
who wore the blue and silver uniform of • Prussian
officer. Immediately preceding them wets his Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Commander-in-
Chief, and Sic Colin Campbell, the commanding officer of
the day. Imasselketsiy Mowing Mr Majesty were the
Prince of Wales end Prince Alfred, in the highlavdeostume,
as Foam Lady Cho:thin sad Lady Catriaika wan la
London, England, 1857-06-26

LATEST

DENMARK.

A letter from Copenhagen of the 2tst states that
the Danish government, in compliance with the
wishes of several foreign governments, and opts-
dolly those of England and France, has resolved to
reduce the exorbitant import duties (they are larger
than in any other country of Europe) which it ha
heretofore imposed on cotton, woollen, and silk
fabrics, porcelain, glass, spirits, wines, hardware,
and other manufactured productions; and that it
has for that purpose nominated a eommi.ssion cons
slating of merchants, manufacturers, and govern.
meat functionaries to revise the tariffs.
London, England, 1857-06-19

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

CLERKENWELL.
SEMOVI, C 110.1160 AOATICPT • COXIMAPLI.
Walter Spepeer, a police-constabk, 424 S. was placed st
the bar before Mr. Tyrerhitt, charged with indecently screultc
Mg Frances Ellsehrth Hill, a domestic 'errant, residing
Holloway.
Reynolds appeared for the defence, and Mr. Inspector
ridge, of the S division, to watch the cow on behalf of the
Connoissinners of Police.
The compleinent on being sworn seid—l am a 'errant be
the employ of Mr. Claxton, of Cromwell-road, }follower.
The &•-dlint is a stranger to me. On Thursday eights
about a quarter to eleven I wee in the freehold ground, Hots
lowny. Time is • path =ON It, but I wee on the ground.
I was out at the time, because my mew had sent me far
some matches. The policeman took fold of me while I wee
walking on the grass, end said, "How do you feel to-night I"
He was behind me, and took hold of 030 round
the waist. There was no one imaging at the time. I WI
"On along, Ido not wont any of your nonsense." Ha
then threw me on the grass iind committed the emelt
complained of. Before I got rip I said " I will report you
When I did get up I went towards my residence. and the
policeman followed nee. 1 bed got a box of matches in my
Mad, gad In the 'Waggle that took place they exploded,
London, England, 1857-06-19

CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES.

This morning was published Class 6 of these esti-
mates for the year ending March 31, 18.18, relating to the
superennuation and nerd allowances and gratuities for
charitable and other purposes. The sum squired for super-
annuation@ and retired &Larceners is 159,8424 ; for Toulonese
and Cordoba emigrants, &c., end American loyalists, 2,0581.;
for remise establishment, 2,004/1. ; for Refuge for the Deed-
ed*, 3151.; for Polish refugees and &strewed Spaniards,
3,8801. ; foe miscellensous charges, formerly civil list, 4,2811.
The following Items relate to Ireland :—For public infir-
maries (Ireland), 2,8951.; Westmoreland Lock Hospital,
2,9851.; nomads Lying-in Hospital, 9001. ; Coombe Lying-
in Respite', 4001.; House of Industry Hospital, 7,6001.;
Cork-street Fever Hospital, 3,1001. ; Meath Hospital, 6001. ;
St. Mark's Ophthalmic Hospital, 2001. ; Dr. Strevens' Hos-
pital, 1,8054 ; expenses of Board of Superinteadenee, 4274 ;
Ceocordatum Fund and other charities sad allowances,
63324 ; non-conforming and other ministers, 39,0544 The
statement exhibits an increase as compared with 1856 of
13,4901.

ROYAL BOTANICAL SOCIETY, REOENT'A-PARK.-..
Yesterday this society gave its se.aind general exhibition of
plants, Sowers, and fruit, at the gardens in the Regent's-park.
The weather was ell that maid be desired fora floral fire, end
theattractimeofthemirdenedrew together the largestcompany
ws ever saw smerobled there. The number of the citatory.,
the richness of the ladies' attire, and the beauty of the place,
favoured as they were by the sun, combined to make a scene
abich for gaiety and animation is rarely equalled in England.
We ere Inbreed that m many as 12,000 persons vhited the
grow& in the afternoon. Among the distinguished visitors
ye Awned theDmissesat Cambridge end the Princelier Mary,
the Dadra of Meribemegl, Marchioness of Ailesbury,
the erasers= of Wean, Chesterfield, end Dyeart, the Earl
of Wilton, Lord Robed Grosvenor, the Bishop of Win-
chester, Lord Hairy Geed= Lennox, &c. The extra gold
medals were on this occasiou awarded to Mr. T. Whinnied,
gardener to H Colyer, Esq., Dartford, Kent, for 16 stove and
greenhouse pleats; and to Mr.Gidney, gardener to Mrs. Ellin
Hoddeeden, for twenty exotic orchids. The large gold medals
were adjudged to Mr. Green, gardener to Sir E. Aetrubus,
Bart., Chasm, Surrey, fur sixteen stove and greenhouse
pleats; and to Mr. Keels, gardener to G. Butler, Esq., Wor-
lidge, for twenty exotic orchids. The arrangement of the
&aft and flower tests was very good, permitting a full in-
spection of the objects exhibited, and at the same time • free
circulation of the company.
CR PALACE. ON6 SHILLING DAT....
THURSDAY Jure 18.—Adashaions on payment, 7,412 ;Gas
, Gas by sawn tickets, 772; Wel Tinto**, %NC
London, England, 1857-08-27

GOVERNMENT DESPATCH.

The following telegraph, received through the
British Vice-Consul at Trieste Aug. 20, 7.30 p.m., is
forwarded to the Editor of the Egress by
direction of the Earl of Clarendon :

"ALEXANDRIA, Avorer 20.

"The Bombay arrived at Suez yesterday morning,
bringing dates from Bombay to the 30th July. The
latest date from l)clhi is July 14, at whiieh time the
city was still held by the rebels. Though we Lave
parts of five regiments before Delhi, only 2,000
Europeans can be mustered for any effective attack,
in consequence of detachments to protect other
places.

" Sir Henry Barnard died of cholera on the sth of
July, and was succeeded by General Reid.

"The Bombay and Madras Presidencies were per.
feetly tranquil, and their armies continued loyal.

. atnieral Sir N. Lawrence died on the 4th II
The garrison of Lucknow le holding out.

" ()ems! Havelock, at the head of 2,000 Euro-
peans, has defeated the rebels in three engagements, re-
oocupying Cawnpore and capturing 26 guns. These
action were very brilliant, and with very little loss
as oar side.

"The garrison of Agra fought the Neemuch muti-
neers on the 6th July. Our lose was 49 killed and
92 wounded, out of the total force of 600.
" Several masoscres have taken plume in the north-
west provinces.
"The Puojaub continues quiet, with the exception
of a mutiny at Sealkote of the 9th Light Cavalry
and 46th Native Infantry, who took the route to
Delhi. They were attacked on the 12th July by
Brigadier Nicholson, and were driven back with
200 killed and wounded, leaving their baggage and
plunder in our hands. Our lose was 6 killed and 25
wounded. A rising took place at Hydrabad on
the 18th July, but was quickly suppressed.

o The dates ft. Hong Kong aro to 10th July.
"Lord Elgin arrived on the god July, and was
shoat to proceed north.
(Signed) " JOHN GREEN,
"Visa* 3 p.n.
(Signed)

" RAVEN."
London, England, 1857-08-27

RISING AT lIYDRABAD.

We have received the following despatch from ow
.!orrespoadcut at Trieate :
(NT AVDNIARINI AND INZITIAN TIM/WRAP/0

TRIESTE,
The steamer America arrived on the 2Gth August.
at half-past 2 p.m.

AUOVIT 21.
The India and Australian mails leave to-day, with
dates from Calcutta to the Dith ; Bombay, 30th ;
Hong Kong, 10th July.
On the 14th, Delhi atilt held out. The enemy
had made three sorties, in all which they were to-
tally defeated and suffered heavy loss.
Sir Henry Barnard died of cholera on the bth
July.
Sir Hugh Wheeler has been killed at Cawnpore.
The garrison, pressed by famine, surrendered the
place to Nena Sahib, by whom, in violation of his
solemn promises, all were massacred. Nena Sahib
was subsequently twice attacked, and utterly de-
feated with great loss, by General Havelock, who
has re-occupied Cawupore.
Sir Henry Lawrence died of a wound on the
4th of July.
Lucknow is confidently expected to hold out until
relieved by Havelock.
The remaining regiments in the I'unjaub have
been disarmed.

At Sea Mote theli Light Cavalry and 40th Native
Infantry mutinied, but were subsequently attacked
by Brigadier Nicholson, and utterly routed.
At Bangor the 31st Regiment, under their native
officers, alone drove the reNolted 42nd out of the
station.
Holkar remains staunch.
There has been some disturbance at Ilyder►bal, in
the Deccan, bat it has been suppressed.
The Bombay and Madras Presidencies continue
tranquil.
At Calcutta trade, especially ta exports, continues
paralysed. Exchange, 2s. 21d. to :d. for Document
Bills.
At Madre• there wits little eltonL., in the import
market. Exchange, 2s. 33d.

.
At Bombay business in imports sery
Escl.ange, 2s. 21d.

Lord Elgin arrived at Hong Kong on the 2nd July.
His lordship wll4 to proceed northwards in the
Shannon, accompanied by six gunboats.
The mails from England arrived on the Bth.
At Foochoo, confirmatory reports had been re-
cei%ed respecting injury suotaiucil by the tu•plant
from not being thoroughly picked.
The decrease in ahipmenta of tea from China to
the 30th of June was 27,510,000 lbs.
_

Shanghai, June 29.—Exchange, is. 21d. to 31d.
Prices of silk bad advanced.
Exchange at Hong Kong, 6s. to fts. Old.
AUSTItALIA.

%tea per European are—Sydney, June 20; Mel-
bourne, 25th.
The European arrived at Melbourne on the 6th of
June.

Shipment of gold to the 23rd of June, 1,230,428
ounces.

Stocks of bonded goods were rather increasing.

The Assembly had resoh•ed to abolish the publ,c
grant for the support of religion.
Exchange, 2 premium.
Welton's offer for the establishment of a line of
steamers between Sydney and Panama has been ac-
cepted by the government of New South Wales.
At Sydney wool hand-washed, ls. 50. to le. 70.
The flour market wu dull.
London, England, 1857-08-27

THE EXPRESS EUGENIE AT A BULL FIGHT.

A grand bull fight was given on Sunday after-
noon near Bayonne. A considerable crowd of elegantly
dressed women filled at an early hoar the vast tribunes. The
King of Wurtemberg and suite arrived at • quarter to four.
The Empress, accompanied by the Duke and Duchera
d'Albe, and by the members of her suits, took her seat in the
imperisl box at four. On the 'signal being given by the
mayor at St. Esprit, who presided over the proceedings, the
performances commenced. Two bulls were killed after the
usual struggle, and amidst the applause of the spectators.
Just ea • third was *bait to be let loose into
tha arena, a storm, accompanied by violent rain,
broke over the place. A number of spectators placed in
the open galleries to the sight and left of the musicians
box, which was covered in, rushed to the latter in order to
obtain protection trout the storm; but their weight speedily
proved too great for the timber work, which gave way, carry-
ing with it several of the spectators. Five individuals were
wounded, but orly one severely, namely, a Spanish mule-
driver; several others were more or leas bruised. The
&apnea, alter having ascertained that the wounded men
had received every attention, left the Impetial box and re-
turned to Bianita. In consequence of this accident, orders
were given by the mvoicipal anther itiea to close the proceed-
ings. A portion of the public did not at first comprehend
the significance of tbis measure, and, evinced loud signs of
dissatisfaction, but in the end retired peaceably.

PIEDMONT.

The Opinione of Turin states from Naples that
since the discovery of arms and ammunition on
board the two Neapolitan steamers, mentioned last
week, several houses in the capital have been
searched and some arrests made.

" The dispute between Naples and Piedmont on
the subject of the beizure of the (sa)s a Paris
letter in the Nor,/ of Btussels) is becoming com-

plicated. The cabinet of Tnrininsists on the release
of the paasengers of that vessel, and the Neapolitan
government refuses until the trial of the insurgents
of Capri shall have terminated. The reply of M. Ca.
raffa wee accompanied by some warm recriminations

against the Picdmontete government, on whose ter-
ritory the plot, he declared, was organised. Count
de favour demands a disavowal of the note of M.
Cargill, and a diplomatic rupture between the two
countries is considered not improbable."

AUSTRALIA.
London, England, 1857-08-27

DAY•

Two d'Caoot.
The market for British mining stocks remains
extremely quiet. The only transaction recorded in,
the Stock Exchange is in Wheal Kitty (Lelent)
shares, at 221. For other descriptions prices are
nominally unaltered.
St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 113
to 12. Cobra shares continue in request, and are
marked 4GI.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, reaps chwclF buyers and sellers :
Attica Consols, 11, !, 151; Curivl, 21, 3 ; East Alfred, 31,
East liwasE. Ks., 375. Bd. • Great Muses, 1. 1; Het
t
linty, 205., Ns. ; Lads Berths, 135., 144. • Kanter,* au
Pourldw, 11, 1; Kt.rth lttAtur, 110. 116; Par Cons( ols, 20,
21 ; Pendant, 211, ; Sortridge Consols. ; South
Cariboo, 336,
Ti34titouth Guaira, 14.4., 17e. 68. ; Tatum
Conx,ftv, 1, ! • intv•oft. 4l Mated Mines, 140, 145;
Wheel Easistd, AL 8; Wheal Kitty (Leant), T1i,231;
Wheal Mw y Anu,l7, 48; Wheel TrAttwoey, 23, 24.
As regirds foreign descriptions, the only feature
was a drat ne in St. John del Bey.
An advance of Id. per lb. took place yesterday in
the pnce of manufactured copper. The present
pricer, as reported by Messrs. :suns, Willyams, and
Co., are as follows :—lManufactured, 131 d. per lb. •
tough take and tile, 1211 10a. per ton ; yellow metal
' sheathing and bolts, 11(d. per lb.
At the meeting of the Pembroke and East. Crinnis
Mine adventurers yesterday a call of Is. per share

wtw mule.
At IC.rtl, nezr.^..tt a dividend of 10s. per share
(3,000/1 we, declared yesterday.
At Whoa' hiarttiust a dividend of 41. per share (1,702 L) has
been declared.

WEDNESDAY NVENINIA
Considering that the settlement is in progress, •
fair amount of ho.ino.s wit,. done to-day in British
mining stocks. For a number of stocks lately enu-
merated by us there is still a steady demand. Alfred
Consols and North Basset shares retain a drooping
tendency, whilst Devon Great Consols remain very
strong. In Sortridge Consols numerous transeetions
took place. The fellaning bargains are reported to
as from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those
comprised iu the official list, vie.: North Down 4, a
265. ; East Alfred, at 4 ; CoUacombe Mine, at 24 ;t
and East Russell, at no.
London, England, 1857-08-27

TUE AUSTRALIAN MAILS,

CRY BRITISH AND IRONETIC TILEORAPH.)
(PROS OCR OWN CORRERPONDENT.)
LIVERPOOL, THURIWAT.
Messrs. 1). and C. Mclver have this morning re-
ceived the following telegraphic dispatch from Mar-
seilles.
The European left Sydney June 19, and arrived
' at Suez on August 14.
The mails had not arrived at Malta on the 20th
inst.
The Etna, with outward mails, arrived at Malta
on the 20th inst., at 4 a.m.
London, England, 1857-08-27

Inc court.

OSBORNE, AVGIOST 26.
The Queen, accompanied by Prince Alfred, the
Princes,* Royal, Penmen Aline, and Prince ',env,ld, em-
barked In the royal yacht Fairy yesterday afternoon, for a
CMOS.
Lady Churchill, the lion. Lucy Kerr, the Ron. Mary
llutteek and the minerties in waiting, weer in attendance.
The Prizes Consort rode on horseback.
This morning, it being the !anniversary of hie Royal Highs
nese, birthday, the band of the Royal Marines played a
selection of ;music on the terrace.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterdaireilil:rh;
official residence of the First Lord of the '
in Downing-street. The Ministers present were—
Viacount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of
Harrowby, Sir George Orey, the Earl of Clarendon,
Mr. Secretary Labouchere, Lord Panmure, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the
Right Hon. It. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of
At&rley, and the Right Hon. M. T. Barnes.

ARRIVAL OF THE COURT FROM OSBORNE.
(THIS DAY.)

(at stecrale 7111101APS.)
PORTSMOUTH, TKLIIIDAT Moartimo.
Iter Majesty and the Court left Osborne at forty
minutes pest ten this morning for Landau.

A special train on the London and South Western
r►ilwey brought the (4011011 and court hom ("Report to
the sew station ►t Vauxhall, whence they proceeded
In carriages end with an e 030114 to Buckfngbass•
Palace, wiring there at ton minutes to two o'clock.
This aftentoon a Privy Council was to be held for the pur-
pose of agreeing to the Royal Sprach on the prorogation of
l'arliarosst.
London, England, 1857-08-27

considering flow much every man has to
learn in imperial politics before he can witk
any face prettied to touch upon the subject,
we cannot think it a bad sign of a young politician
that he should hear, see, and say nothing fm
awhile, before he begins to talk. The people of
Middlesex, moreover, have still a vivid and grateful
remembrance of the good services of • BRNO, who
never talked much, and who nevertheless held the
county for more than fifty years. The member for
Tavistock is the grand-nephew of " old GEORGE
" Mee," whom GEORGE IV. hated and whom all
liberal England loved and trusted during half a cen-
tury. We cannot give the youthful aspirant to the
scat which be so long and worthily filled better
counsel than this—Go and do thou likewise.
London, England, 1857-08-27

ESTdTE EICTI4NO3 REPOBT.

Arotter 26.—8 y Mr. T. N. Annan, at the Mart. —Lao
hold, St John'e-park, Kentlah-town, family realdoes,
pleasure grounds and gardens, containing 2a. 1. 3p. and 171.
Ir. 34p. of gram land, term 20 years from 29th September,
1845, ground tent 42!., let at 260!. per annum—sold fa
8201.
Leasehold, 15 and 16, Lasedoinie-place, Bt. Georgisonn
town, Southwark, two dwelling houses, term 62 years ban
24th June last, ground-rent 2!., let for the whole term, In
21 days, at 15/. per annum—sold for 230/.
Freehold plot of ground, &innerly No. 5, New Park-street,
Southwark, value 101. per annum—sold for 2201.
Leasehold ground-rent of 101. per annum, arising boat I
home and premises, George's-place, Holloway, term N
years from 29th September, 1801—sold for 1151.
Freehold, Cemetery-road, Peckham, pair of semi-detschel
villas, in carcass, when finished would let at 361. per apnea
—sold for 250/.
Freehold, near the high road. Peckham, tetra-detached
villa, value 351. per annum—sold for 300/.
Ditto, a similar villa residence (unfinished), value 351. re
annum—sold for 3001.
Freeholds of building land, near the church of St.
Mary M Peekhani, 6a. 3r. 27p., including • pair d
brick .buLt enrcamcs fronting the St. Mary's-road, the ra.
Koos ereerlone,_buildings, &c.—sold for 3,0001.
BT Mealy,. FARED KOTHER, CLAIM, and Lee, at GUM
way s.—Half freehold and half leasehold, for a long tau,
No. 239, Strand, ham and beef shop and premise, let at
1001. per annum—sold for 2,000!.
Freehold dwelling-house, No. 2, Wellcloae-eqoare, let et
30/. per annum—sold for 490!.
Two freehold tenements, Noe. 7 and 8, North-east-pu-
sage, Wellelose-square, term 338 years from Midsummer
Nu, ground rent 34, let at 171 per annum—sold for 210!.
London, England, 1857-11-02

OrILDHALL.

Mr. Gill, the pansumater appointed for the resin of
paupers to their own parishes, emended baton the SHIM=
to obtain an order for the conantheent to prier of an Irish-
woman, who had been paned to bar with In Inland, end
had ARM returned and thrownberralfss the mien hem
wbkh dm had bets passed, that i hung( is months' imprisonment ea a reigns vagabond.
Mr. Phillips, the master of the Wan London Oath, and
there had been a cnoplatnt before some of the Mamma that
the Mayer of Cork wee be the habit of eupplyiag the pwapar
Irish with the mamas to come to Landon after they hid been
paned, sad he, thendon, had writhe to the Mayer of G
in
a- tha suldait, who did not deny having given then twin
to =tr.= over hire.
seid he could not punish the Mayer of
Cork.
Mr. Phillips mid he was quite aware of that, but be thought
if the Ma or of Cork knew the evil be wee aggravating, he
might wbhhoM the assistence which was only .tradingthan
panne tiepins.
Alhennen CksOis said ea it would bincessuary to have the
min lethal the woman wee paned, abs might be
eew{Ylgo spin next week, and, upon production of the
oethir, the Anal& be dealt with.
London, England, 1857-02-16

INDIA.

The fonecrWs hma the sammmy of the Hoes-
bey Hew el ha.lii s
The meet el the ear vey of the dis-
tricts, in Ilse lower Himalayan he hoe, and
of the smith( expeeiments at hes been
published by newormamt I and thane stops
to solve the whims, can India ever supply her-
self with mattes has ?' proclaim meet siwetory
regain. It ie hand that the haw Himalayan
map maim the happiest asseektisa el material
/sr the modestioa ethos lithe wry inset quality in
&oilmen The ore, rtiesse obtainable, is fre-
=o rich as to ase the admixture of in-
with it in the fames. Limestone for the
lax. end Mae white clay for the are brick of the fur-
desse,liedereitedimmecliately incanted with thcore,
while the hills are covered with the densest forests,
anding an inexhaustible supply of the finest fuel.
Water eanien• and water power mist ever where
thrombin& tie districts ; and in these districts the
problem will receive its final. sad, we maim a happy
mollifies. The smelting emperimat Idield deeply
from the meemarily ismer/set oemerastlea of the
meliery impronsed for the trial, mail ao import-
ance whatever can be attached to its occurrence.

The gennimmint can hardly attach too much import-
ance to Ow progress of their inquiries on this subject.
"A mat peisful interest has been widely excited
by the ststenreat that the wives and children of the
Ind left behind at Hydrabad when the
mea down to Kumchee for embarkation to
Perlis three mouths ago, have experienced the most
cruel neglect from the authorities. They are said
to have been left in the most utter destitution, sad
out of 124 women and children 28 sank and distil
within six weeks. The subject is too painhl to
enlarge u nor can we contemplate the
feelings of pon,
the bravo fathers and kinienthe
in Persia at a recital of the cruel sufferings Mt three
dearer to them thee their own Hese, withal* a sym-
pathy barrar. The matter art mango
most seemiting ianstigelisa. fir the thought is not
to be seduced that the papstrateee et such wrong
should escape the most sigma punishment.
London, England, 1857-02-16

HUBME, Dee. 24, Iss&
The treatises es Oohed face of the camp, which
were esememed sheet the latter end of last week,
are nearly maple* middy parties of fourteen men
per company toeing. swot dali to perform teas ap.
pointedly the engineer Ahem and for whisk they
are to receive the meal gemennsent slimes*. The
men feel a plumes in marking entim" theme mid
mornings, and es the Moe coons is ad
by hard soil or stone, the job hen p=4:l!
favourably as the most ungimesr email midi.
An attack on oarwkly pickets vies reported
this morning, andetemsermseen of a Persian 'tiskt
attack are pining ground. We have no her of
surprim, ss enr Aida of eintries is termed an well.
selected mend. mid better as. amid seszeely have
been sent seas expedition.
Our Aleut of tanneports is decreeing daily by the
return toßassley at the merchantmen.
Provisions ere net le plentifelly brought in as it
was supposed they weeldhe, and the Political Agent
hes inmehi edto bins a proshunstion threatening
esedissidss d all tomb employed in exporting
edibles. In feet, it is midget, say what they will,
the Pains en net reeeneilcd to ear rule so soon
as was expected—yet time will show.

The Bay& Barkers does not doubt the correct-
ness of the obrbonor4 " a large additiond force
is about to paused buasebeidy lo penis,'
The Mad= Atheneum dotes that thippkg woo
in great demand for the Persia Galt 50wWwg
reqxdred Ike many as two imam* bides
=gad saxes ; that seek aweless
wilt the reserve was to bra
ems kit di her Majesty's 14th Dresommthe 4th
troop Herm Artillery and a Add Wiry memeiste,
would to lashodsd in the fusels lo thapaiest fiat
the Precursor wasigiimsousill to Mires sr the
Sappers maim s lltk Imam
BY our BA aim &ids ire the Bombay
Boa) Colonel hods with IMO 1110111 Mt of the
Side Irregular Harem US mem, was kokaing to
Zs emobse is ruts kr des ChM The appointment
of Chid Jacob to des monmead of the Cavalry
singeholy mdisiery, mad Gen. Chateaux
W elimpesems as Am a daff Ns wee ever at the head of
Y army. The pulley of Sending the bider to-
iris Belealksi of so large a body et men cer-
emmt for the Most t of
with impunity may be to bring
tat Muni HUI tribes agile for phis.
Di Mehemet& hoe at last armed at Nauru
and mural interviews ire takaa pie kiwi;
ki smit Sir leis Lamas% deso6 what hea bee
the aim of the esmaidestkos betwum them has
art tispkal. sWe (Bombay Times) think it is
art or on bogrobabis that a British occupation of
Osoillbso owl did hes hew proposed to the old
dolma the mese isibstoal sorater check to the Per-
sian epode wpm H 41114 bat that les will volun-
tarily salmi to this is to or extraidyeisabtful, and
with what morality we mold aero to force his
ac to bee of the treaty of IM, we mid
teces;: Leine( to admit that a proud aese-
Mo tit Flea to ensure oar immordate
Wily Wed ow. bible miry, but the
li=wont my dear Ie adhering so &grant
ef treaty sr sash a Mop wadi involve. It
sit he sash OP would jiffy us to the
&Atm obi tor tsses,iimg upon a seism engage-
mot. Mosatime Wasps are being coseentrated
towards the frontier, and a movement into
.kfghaaistaa will very probably be aanated in our
next."
London, England, 1857-02-16

SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.

CIT 1117111 AND

Ogee ova OWN COMISPONDENT.)
PARIS, MONDAY APTTANOON.
This day the Somion of the Legislative Corps was
opened by the Emperor in person.
After some general remarks, the Emperor said
that the conflict between the King of Prussia and
the Confederation, having lost all belligerent
*teeter, it might be hoped would soon
inlet) a favourable solution. That the agree-
:int between the Three Powers rendered
the continued occupation of Greece unnecessary.
That the unfortunate differences with Na-
Ilya had their origin in the desire enter-
tained by England and France to promote
lie interests of humanity and civilisation. The
Emperor then enlarged on the commercial
activity of the country, and the nature
of credit, which, while producing marvellous results,
maned, he said, by an increase of speculation too fre-
gently individual loss. Thence arose the necessity
of watching its progress, stimulating some, mode-
rating others, and of enlightening and direct-
ing the public mind. In regard to the
Budget, his Majesty said that the cost of the war
would be entirely defrayed by past loans, and that
no additional loan would be required for the cur-
rent expenditure. After announcing five mil-
lions proposed to be allotted for the increase of
small afield salaries, he said that from Jan. I, 1838, the
war tax imposed on the " Droits denregistrensent"
now producing 23 millions, would be abolished, and
the deficiency met by a tax on personal property.
The Cayenne criminal establishment is to be trans-
ferred to Algeria, for sanitary reasons. Ilia
Majesty concluded by saying, " I ace for our
country a future full of hope. France, without
injuring the rights of any one, has taken in the
world that rank which belongs to her; and
can safely devote herself to everything which is
conformable to the genius of peace. May God never
cease to protect France, and very soon may we be
able to say of our epoch that which an illustrious
statesman of our country has written of the Consulate,
" La satisfaction etoit parked ; et quiconve n'arait
pas dans k caw lea mauvaises potations, etoit
Aeureux du bonheur publique."
London, England, 1857-08-20

cENTRCRIMINAL COURT.
THIB DAT.

OLD COURT.
Woe Mr. Dim We
, 19, Tr theme& with the VOW Emir d

i 1.1.
if a
I 1111
SS al

WFONEWAT EVIDITIIO.
The funds opened this morning with firmness, and
during part of the day an advance of per cent.
was quoted. The surplus of stock indicated at the
last settlement seems to have been sensibly dimi-
nished by the investments of the public, and tho
price of Consols for money is now only 3 per cent.
lower than that for the 9th of September. In the
afternoon, however, the market became weaker,
and finally closed 5 per cent. lower than yesterday,
and 1 per cent. below the best point of the morning.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to I for the
9th September,opened this morning at 911, "sellers,"
and alter touching 914 to a, closed at 911 to Z.
For money the last price was 91/ to 1, but
transactions took place as high as 911. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 911, 911, 914, 914 ; ditto, for
account, 9th Sept., 911, 1. Three per Cent. Re-
duced, 911, 911. New •Three per Cents., 91Z,
911, 92, 911, 92. Long Annuities expiring in Jan.,
1860, 2 7-16. India Stock, 212, 2131. Three-and-
a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable
in 1859,98;.
Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, at as. die. to
par. India Bonds were dealt in at 22e. to 17e. dis.
The operations in the foreign stock market were
limited. Turkish Six per Cents. were dull, and re-
' ceded 4 per cent., closing at 941 to 11. The Guaran-
' teed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 991 to /ex
div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were
, quoted 811 to 821, and Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents., 26 to 4. Russian stock remains very firm.
London, England, 1857-08-20

MIDLAND RAILWAY.

The half-yearly meeting of this company was held
yesterday at the Maims at Derby ; Mr tone Ewe to the
The meet sad stet at ot accousts, an detract it which
he. already appeared is the Zirprom, wen tie am mad,
sad • motion der the IMO= of the ?sport woe aeried ia-
Tle 41elsedi at the rate of 41 per met wee deehired as
memememded, sad epee all the Mods rimed to is the
"V. resoktiogot mil emir dins were
datier:l=l4 The ambit committee was igmalid,
meant, a the soinatios d Mr. Barrow, M.P., who took
asedeo temples his idiom in the and also
to mem • vete of iris to him mid his mammas ta the
dinettes.
This misted the biases Mit tosallsg.