The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

'i • 2 THE EXPRESi , , TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1863. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Easy] THE ENGLISH and FOREIGN BANK. old man had often expressed his intention .n. ADAM SPIELMANN and CO.. 79 1 Inmba"I' 1 ":" I " l ' °°d°° ' of leaving his son WILLIAM the property in sues- IMPERIAL Banking Depranent : epstairs... i• MOMM•11 TRLZGRAMS.) ON CURRENT and us:near NARKING ACCOt . es OPENED tion, there was nothing extraordinary in his having i wi t te u v erte u"ed e r Xis .t particularly firm ...m e rates, and CIE. executed a deed of gift by which his long expressed CLOSE OF THE SESSION. AMERICA. I CULAR NOTES, Drafts and Letters of Credit granted on th. 1 intentions were carried into effect. In answer to --e- The war j p r i nc ip a l Continental towns, as well as Australia, India, United DAY.) (THIS stAtef, and Canada. the confessed fo rg e r a nd his brother RICHARD, it CONTINUATION OF THE RIOTS IN NEW 'patch as a d AGENCIIM(or ENGLISH and FOREIGN BANKS undertakes. the I , ,, rc h wee and sa l e s fir English rd Foreign Stocks and Sharma did undoubtedly appear that • signa ure t of the YORK. and one that FoßtioN BILIS of BANES and MERCHANTS, drawn ta me t t o -day at 3 o'clock, for the on the _ _. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. GREENCASTLE, JULY 28. The Presse an old man was exceedinely like his genuine signature, England, negotiated at the London quoted rates of exchange ; . • _ _ the proceed . tare be dr ... for by Areas , or paid ores wherever -indeed so like that a banker ' s clerk declared he The Canadian steamer Hibernian, from Quebec that this des] eked. ed in the same way. 18th inst., arrived here at 9 a.m. to-day. it shows that would have paid a cheque sign prf. Th ro e p H ti o c use n d ofrals ZIOUPONS.-AMERICAN, SPANISH, POR whether there was in p arlia ment by royal commission. She brings 2,200 dols. in specie. conversation TUOUINE. FRENCH, and other FOREIGN COUPONS, It was doubtful, therefore, payable abroad, now becoming due, H ar i : being_ PAID at the The LORD CHANCELLOR I 1 Pasch, which iiii fahwwi: read her Miest 's I tau (Per the Hibernian.) &adore, went Banking ostm of Mews. ADAM ittP MANN and CO., 79, fact any forgery. And in answer to the views of Lombard -street. Messrs. FREEMAN, it wes said that no one had "MY LOILDB AND GENTLIMEN, NEW YORK, JULY 17. oeptance of t: I pILOTOGRAF r ' n EaI sn. CLASSIQUE t he execution of the deed of et, "We are commanded by her Majesty to release you from Everything. i. ever r t h hat the of two • witaimeas had never further attendance in parliament, and at the same time toported quiet in the city this written reply that the con SI, Zdarewararoal, Hyde-park, London. Seen the old man sign his name upon any convey to you her Majesty's acknowledgment. for the teal Prussia, and Manager, professor VAISSIER, Ma Chief Operator to C. May. The riots continued with great fury yesterday and assiduity with which you have applied yourself to the ' TEN CARTES DE VISITE, 10a. 6d. occasion. It waa doubtful, therefore, whether executed performance of your duties during the session now brought morning , - g, astro — og re m - Flitary fo - lee having arrived. and the previous day. Several encounter" took gave BO nu deed could have been 1 d was OPERA and FIELD GLASSES.-NEGRETTI any such .. te a eleee , place between the military and the mob, a great an , and UMBRA warrant their Glasses as unrivalled for by old ROUPELL. Under these circumstances " Her Majesty has seen with deep regret the present con- nu ' killed on both aides. mbar beingary ;" and beillbascy, power, sad definitioo alp to ten miles range, Tic and the jury adopted an ingenious and perhaps true dition of Poland. Her Majesty has been engaged, in coo- the last fight of any deliberations MM. In CD. COMPie7.-1, Hatton garden ; 59, Cornhill ; 1•22. I It i s stated that probably Resent - greet : and Cmstal Palace, Sydenham. conclusion. They said, " Here is •• deed which tort with the Emperor of the French and the Emperor of sen ence between the military and the rioters " officially co " bears a signature so extremely like that of the Austria, in negotiatioaa the object of which has been to ob- °°n • ° . E and LUBIN'S HUNGARY WATER, „ occurred near Ninth-street. A military force had to the final a P r eltiY LACTICK, ILISFRaSHING, IN fIOORATIND.- - person by whom it purports to be signed, namely, tam the fulfilment of the stipulations of the Treaty of . . were p lan- was afforded '• I are net surprised to letern." rays 'timbal", " that 'mom " old ROI:MILL, that we believe the old man did Vienna of 1813, iii behalf of the . . Poles. Her Majesty trusts been sent to drive away the rioters, w ho p 4 " B7me " et "'"" he.7. an d rn s Ari e h th e Pn k "' 4. w rite the letters ofwhich it is composed." This that those stipulations will be carried into execution, and dering nearly every powers to ext houses to such an extent that .of Mr it refreshes the memory.' Emr ti • the scent for wann sue that thus a conflict distressing to humanity and dangerous house for three or four blocks on both sides the sufficiency we for hat sod depressive cl mate. ems of six bottle' ' WaS the opinion of some at least of the jury. In to the 2de DI ; single 'maples. ts.-2, New Sondatreet. W.be tranquillity of Europe maybrought to a close. filled with them. The mob fired bul- know wbethe other words, the signature is genuine. But, on " The civil war between the Northern and Southern street was the sot effect upon tl Film FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE the other hand, they said, and said unanimously, States of the North American Union still unfortunately lets, stones, and other deadly missiles upon - there la MEDALS.had to with d raw. 700 regular troops that WATRERSTUN and BROGDEN, that the old man never intended to execute any continues, and is necessarily attended with much evil not diem, who • forcement, when a terrible was yesterds GOLDSMITHS and JEWELLERS. sash deed • • in other words, that his b i g- only to the contending minim, but also to nations which were sent up as a rein ftgansibctoey, is. lienrtetta•treet, Covent-garden, WC- Leaden. su-- - I . 18 wounded, The over N.lt This establishment I s closed 516 ln the mufti, and an nature had been obtained by fraud. Whether have taken no part in the contest. battle ed. 11 'eters were killed, Her Majesty, however, emu n which for the Ilatordays at 1 o'clock. this theory be true or false, it undoubtedly has seen no reason to depart from that strict neutrality which and 35 taken p risoners . 16 men of the sth com et:tun rel her Ma* t has observed from the beginnin of the contest. kill ed by to pony of the 7th Regiment were reported 11 WV IC RYB 0 D Y K NOW S Mr. MILE .1.4 Alfred Webb Mlles REMOVED FRO?! BOND-STREET owe, in 1859.Th tet G y k ati rv o having ch n Pri r William of There wa • which W R • might e ree e e - • • • atones and brickbats. One of the leaders of the ye in WILLIAM OL PILL Dana . * for their King, her Majesty is taking steps with a not onl ke• y il The Ingiajle.aritg oa a i ellyetrilioerirlisqa the New Patterns. •"BETTIet THAN i l / 4 7 a." have managed to obtain his father's signature to a view to the union of the lonian Islands to the kingdom of rioters, named Andrews, has been arrested.. 5,000 desPateh, wb document se to the contents of which he may have Greece . For this purpose her Majesty is in communica- cavalry sabres and 100 muskets have been seized by as must natul SPECIAL NOTICL-TO GENTLEMEN. known nothing ; or, it is just possible that his tion with the powers who were parties to the treaty of 1815, the police in a house in Stanton-street Placards Paris confer MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), 73, Brook father may have signed a blank parchment This by which thoseose islaids were placed under the protection of were yesterday posted about the city from Arch. in London, :1 LTA. street, Hanmermears, is prepared to submit for public marvellous the British wn ; and the wishes of the 'miens on the bishop Hughes, requesting the rioters to assemble Lord Napier' approval all the being granted, the di ffi culty as to the NEW TROUSERS PATTERNS subject of snob union will be duly dallied. front of his residence to-day at 2 o'clock for The Pays is for spring and Summer wear, which will be found In g reater similarity between the signature of the deed of "Several barbarous outrages committed //, Jaya. spun in delay. It en variety and better than ever. The continual remark of gentle- gift and the ordinary signature of the old man British subjects have rendered it for her Majesty the purpose of hearing au address urging them to Y. men to their friends is, Why pay more than 16s. for y our its readers di trimmer trousers / vanishes. And the difficulty o f accoun ti ng for the to demand reparation ; and her Majesty hopes that her be. return to their lawful avocations. They are pro , EVERYBODY KNOWS Mr. MILS removal from Bond-on. It consi street Lo 18.59 existence of the deed of gift at all vanishes also. mends will be conceded by the Japanese government with- mired protection while listening to the address. But if the jury were unanimously of opinion out its being necessary to resort to coercive measures to The Evening Post says that early this morning tially secret that the old man never did intend to execute any enforce them, the rioters on Staten Island burned the depot and meant as a I A rirto OW deed of gift, and if even those of the jury "The Emperor of Brazil has thought fit to break off his water station. They afterwards attacked and making Lot diplomatic relations with her Majesty in consequence of her The Pays gal who maintain the genuineness of the aigrutture burned the negro shanties, killing 100 negroes. Majesty not having complied with demands which she did TO 0011.1M3PONDLTIS. are of opinion that it was obtained by fraud, not deem it pmible to accede to. Her Majesty has no Many persons have left the island, including pro- three powers 1 Advertisements Intesate foe " The memo" !seem Wads, they affirm that substantially the deed of gift wish that this estrangement should continue, and would be minent citizens who have been threatened. possibly be m be at l bs Mks, 10, Bonnie...street, by Two = on the Me of Inihninaton- is not the deed of the old man, and that glad to see her relations with Scull reostablished. All is quiet in Boston this morning. August, and therefore the plaintiff and heir-at-law is entitled " GENILIMEN or THE House OP COMMONS, Four or five persona were killed last night, and expected to PRINCEIMA to a verdict. This is a point which may " Her Majesty commands us to convey to you her warm probably a dozen wounded, some of them seriously. to rejoin. Tats Emus°, 001781 N TOIL -And HAMLET. Mews. ackeowirdementa for the liberal supplies which you have The t - quite enter Walter Montgomery, Verner, H. Marston, Eamon, Murray, probably give rise to future discussion. Accord- panted for the service of the present year, and towards the t __ ; __ _m°ll daring Fitzjanies, and Warde ; Mass Murray and IL Jones. ing to Mr. Serjeant SEER the jury did subetan- of the armoury in Cooper-street, France folio , . perineum ince t def of her Majesty's dockyards and arsenals ; tile n g LYCEUM. tially give a verdict for the plaintiff ; according to and her majesty commands a . to thank you for th e p rov i s i on where a force of military was stationed to that the qua Tate Eminno. A SUDDEN ATTACK. Mews. Shore and his rival, Mr. Bovua, they did not. The judge you have made for the establithment of his Royal Highnesa protect it. When the mob had broken down neither the Wlddicomb ; Miss Hamada and Yrs. Lac -Awl THE DUKES IS 1 MOTTO. Mama Pechter. Mora. Jordan, Brougham. and tried in vain to compel the jury to draw tPe conclu- the Prince of Wales. the doors they were fired upon by a six pounder upon her to Ramped; Maims C. Laden% C. Terry, and Itisworuiy., don which they were entitled to draw from the fact "Mr Loans AND GENTLEMEN, loaded with canister. This effectually scattered the back. Again • RRITANNLIL found that the old man never intended to execute "The distress which the civil war in North America has mob at that point. One rioter was completely there are to ' 1 TIMI &MIPS. THE MISER'S DAUGHTER-THE GREAT HOST SCLNE from 1 111 WISHING GLEN, with Professor any deed of the sort, but he failed in his attempt ; inflicted upon a portion of her Majesty's subjects in the s adantation of Mr. Dlrekii Sward Illadom-THE manufacturing districts, and towards the relief of which riddled with shot, and fell dead at the door of Personally re EOl LIFE .- And THE CUIME OF DISOBEDLENCE. for the jury boldly declared that if he were to the armoury. Three young women and three the Pre i such generous and munificent contributions have been have them locked up until Domesday they never made, has in some degree diminished, and her Majesty has or four small boys were wounded, but not seriously. name to this 171111 WATS& AT WIWI SELLSIE. could come to an agreement. given her cordial anent to measures calculated to have a They were not participators in the riots. The Bou i I'M DAP -. Mendme. lle. Me ....Afleeneem fita Oes beneficial in fl uence upon that unfortunate state of t hi ngs. The rioters then attacked the gun shops in Dock- change from tosioasow-masses, eh. 10a... .Afierenese Oa. 419 m "Symptoms of • renewal of disturbance hays manifested street, stealing and destroying from 40,000 to The Fran int eroun. themselves in her Majeety's colony of New Zealand, but 50,000 dollars worth of property. They were Paris for th , LONDON, T UES DA Y, JULY 2& IT is to be feared that, notwithstanding the eight days spent by Mr. Baron CaeNNELL at Chelmsford,..-.- OSBORNE, JULY 27. m or h Ma Pinned The Queen held a Council to-day, which was at- !rang , tended by Earl Granville, Viscount Palmerston, and Sir juty . 'vete that by wise and conciliatory Mealtime. speedily dispersed by adequate means of repression, order and Milky will be maintained in that valuable and Of the police. Improving colony. " flee Majesty has given her nt to a m are for • • by a volley from the revolvers Chalons cam The mem General Gilmour officially the capture of Baron de Br! ug- Morns Island , reports nd except .boat one mile on the north orders to hol 1 more time and more money must be spent before C ' sar P Gre y' ti of meeting the income of a considerable number of small end, which includes Fort Wagner and a battery on diplomatic r At the Council the Royal Speech for the prorogs on the many cases arising out of the frauds and for- A . t tomorrow (Tuesday) was approved by herls heavy Point, mounting 14 or guns • aeries of the ex-M.P. for Lambeth can be settled. Maj es ty . to the interests of the Established Church. au dience to 1 It is difficult to perceive how any more satisfactory Mr. Helps, the Clerk of the Council, attended. evidence Can be produced in future than has been The Miniaters returns to London in the afternoon. produced in the case which has just been heard. At the same time it is difficult to find any fault with the jury for hesitating to form any conclusion viscount Palmerston sad Earl Granv il le left London by a dilute 1... special train from the Waterloo station of the London and South Western Railway at a few minutes past nine o'clock "Her Majesty has given her assent to an act for the the aggregate. revision of a large portion of the Statate Book, by the and wounded. removal of many acts which, although they had become large quantity of obsolete or unnecessary, obstructed the condensation of the G e neral Les is 'Her Majesty has felt much pleas in giving her t t° l; CuiPepPer. on the extraordinary evidence submitted to them. . • . to an sat for placing upon • welldefined footing that vo- '''''' Ma ry land . H El He Eleven cam estimates his loss at 160 killed n pieces of ordnance and a eon ors equipage were captured. on in Fr Madlle. E reported to be pushing rapidly from the col The army of the Potomac is at Bur- received on I There is no other war news of in- ago. This d yesterday morning, to attend • Privy Cowed at Osborn*thus untimel It is clear that without the confession of WILLIAM The Idinisters, with Mr. Help, the Clerk of the Cooped: lanteer faros which has added • most important element to tete". COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Rourria. his family would have found it hopeless to cruised from Gosport in the Fire Queen, MasterCommut t he defensive means of the country. NEW YORK, JOLT 17, Emma prove that any of the suspected deeds were forged, Paul, and reached Osborne at • quarter before one o'clock. "e 1 . 1" i t h wefftyechast th e a dditional her au t eat e t : de S : " b t h fo e r r T 1 Stocks rather easier . Money unchanged at 6 or to oust his innocent victims from the property Viscount Palmerston, Ea r l Granville,and Sir George Grey ealr Y in a • Majesty with the President of the United y S for the y more to 7 per cent. Sterling exchange dull and droop- The Paris which they had purchased. Only a few years left °a."'" after the Council at a gain" before three effectu a l • of suppression the slave trade ; and her itig ; gold 26 premium. Flour dull, and in favour hopefully up 'clock, and returned to London from Gosport by • special ago this man would have been incompetent to appear a Majesty trysts that the honourab:e 00-op e rati on o f of buyers. Wheat less active, and 10. lower. temporaries. in the witness box, and the persons whose fortunes train on the South Western Railway. The Duke of Newest!. ' • are now endangered would have been safe at hi... a t, Clambe r , Notts arrived in town yesterds from Y least from his attacks. It is impossible to doubt The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat ter. the government of the United State. will mate rially assist her Majesty in those endeavouri which Great Britain haa long been engaged in making to put an end Barley dull and nominal. Prov• • mums quiet. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. it haa recei change has government. that the change of the law by which Willem,' day. An appeal from the Admiralty Court, " Th e Cargo 4° WO perpetration of that most disgraceful crime. Her hat fallen in 1 ROCPRIA has been admitted as a witness is an ex Ge/ant" (part heard), was concluded. The lords present improvement. The only true principle in such were Lords Kingadown and the Lords Justice. Knight Bruce Majesty has assented with satidaction to many other mos suns of public usefulness, the result of your taboo.* A duri She resent • . BRESLAU, JULY 25. the three rep decree of the Revolutionary Tribunal of War- presse, " nol saw was published on the 21st lust ., sentencing to given to the and Turner. Lord Chelmsford gave judgment on an appeal °a Prete matters is that no witness or evidence ought to from the Admirelt • y Court, "The Ameba." "It has been gratifying to her Majesty to Amine that death Colonel Le' hthe notorious inquisitorl3 ilbe IL ic te, be excluded. The jury or the judge should have Deepetchee were rec,ived yesterday at the coloow.omea notwithstanding many adverse circumstances the general E mperor nothing is to of the citadel in the reign of the 1 everything before them. The value to be attached f rom th e G overnor o f the Bahamas, the Lord High Om- prosperity of her empire continues unimpaired. Thou g h . doors to ne Nicholas, who had recently resumed his functions to any particular evidence should b e l e ft to their missioner of the lonian Islands, and from th4lovernors d peat local dither has been suffered in Gr ea t B r it a i n f rom Balabine hi the effects of the civil war in America, and is Ireland from on the inquisitorial committee. On the evening of Austrian jo discretion. But, on the other band, in such a Gibraltar and Malt.. Despatches were sent to Cavemen the results of three unfavourable seasolls, the financial re- the publication of this decree, Colonel Leichte Wes totbisevent; case as this, when a man comes boldly forward °t the Mauritius, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and the Australian of the United Kingdom have• beensouror fully maintained, stabbed by an unknown hand. but moonlit to proclaim his own iniquities, to ex- cciftieL and its goners! commerce with the world at large has not Boersenhalle plain the manner in which he cheated, not been materially impaired. THE REPLIES OF THE THREE POWERS. • it the news only his relations but • number of innocent per• TIM QUEEN'S JOURNEY TO GERMANY.-lotelli- "It has been a source of great satisfaction to her Ma- diets these sons, and to tender evidence the necessary result pare from Cob urg o f th e Th a d i ss t. s t a t es th a t it has been i se ty to find that her East Indian possessions, rapidly PARIS, JULY 27. The Nord, • of which must be to get back for his o wn family definitely "nuanced that her Majesty will arrive there on recovering from the disasters which lately overspread them, The Pays of this evening publishes an article, are b eg i nn k the 14th August are entering upon •• course of im rovement, social, fi signed by the secretary of the paper, assertiog that gays, 'we h the property out of which he has swindled them, The Countess A • •ed b h commercial , which P Ilan. pponyi, accompani y er Mal, and it is absolutely emential that the confessed forger eldest daughter, the Countess Mary, and the Comatose growing prosperity of those extensive regions. will be forwarded early in . Auguat Twelve days or be maintains should be confirmed in every particular. The Maria Patungarten, left Charades House on Saturday "On returning to your several counties last on you will still • serious, and a fortnight will then probably elapse before Russia practical result which followed from the situation • low in hely- have important duties to perform ; aod her Majesty fer- apprehens ion occupied by WILLIAM Rouen'. was singular The Duke of Hamilton and Lord Charles Hamil- vent', prays that the blessing of Almighty God may attend returns an answer. London con enough. During a whole week this man wa it e d toe, who arrived in town on Saturday, from attending the your efforts to promote the welfare and happiness of her La Prance of this evening, in an article directed dated the 11 anxiously in court, and eagerly watched the trial funeral of their father in Sootlasd, leave to-morrow to j oin subjects, the object of her constant and earnest solicitude," *gained the impatience of those persoue who clamour Russell." : , The /nap. in dread lest the jury should come to the conclu. the duchess, who has returned to Baden Baden from for war, says :-" We must maintain our alliance don that he had bee n i nnocen t o f t h e f rauds of Paris. HOUSE OF COMMONS. wi th England and Austria for the regulation of the although tie' The Duke of Buccleuch leaves Belgrave-square Th e house met at half-past 2 o'c/ook. mach the Sac which he had confessed himself guilty. Polish question." both Parisian today for Boughton House, Northamptombire. After a lapis of little more than half an hour, it was The result of the Prince Napoleon is about to leave Paris fora o f t hi s v i ew. trial which has just been The Duke of St. Albans has left the Clarendon summoned by the Usher of the Black Rod to hear . the closed is so peculiar, and haa so important a bearing Hotel for Goodwood. Royal Speech, terminating the labours of the session. tour in Switzerland. upon the case arisin g The Empress has returned to St. Cloud. NA out of the same transactions, The Countess of Craven and the ladies Craven that it may be interesting shortly to allude to it left town yesterday for Goodwood. ATTACK UPON THE JEWS IN LEMBERG. It was not until half-past 10 o'clock on Friday The Earl and Countess of Abergavenny have DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY, K.G. LEMBERG, JOLT 27. The Arden night that the jury were discharged, although left Portland-place fee Biding Manor, near Maidstoce. (THIS DAY.) Popular excesses were committed here yesterday y o b s E. Parish i they had been i n delib era ti on s i nce h a lf_ pea t The Earl of Normanton leaves Seamore-place -..-- We 111 the Jews. Several persons were injured for Weide t i I 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and although the judge had done all he could to bring them to an this day, for his seat, flosserley, Hants. The marriage of Viscount Deegan with Miss We regret to announoe the death of the Marquis - In cd Nonnanby, K.G., who expired at five o'clock this morn- by the stones which were thrown at them by the • the harbour thy strip and return Military patrols ultimately succeeded been inspected usg (Tuesday) at Hamilton-lodge South Kensington. We mea t on the subject. It will be remembered that Gwendoline Piers Wi ll iams is unavoidably postponed, for . " populace. E. Nicolson, be RICHARD ROUPELL was the plaintiff tt an action the Mee"' on account either death °f a relative of ejectment against Mews. FREEMAN, who are informed that his illneas assumed • serious aspect on in to-establishing order. Monday, and in oxisequence his brother, Sir Charles Phioos. Lord and Lady Calthorpe and family leave sod ether a relatives ' to ' - AUSTRIA. and went throe eat moeed The Ardent wai vious to her lei Loodon, bad lent 12,000/. on two farms in Warts Greaceenr-eluwe tn. morrow, for Elmtimfi ' huII&VIENNA. Jute 27. excellent coedit The Right Hon. Constantine Henry Phipps, Marquis of I . Y• Lord and Lady Sondes will leave Gr o s v enor - the action having been brought in order • Normsabv, Earl of Mulvey., Viscount N h sad The Emperor will leave here to-morrow for from Itio de e J , smart to-morrow for their seat, Elenham H a ll, Norfolk. l, 1 to recover this property. It was established E m ily &roc Mul g eave of Mul grave , county York, in th e Ratisbon, to escort the Empress home. Their Lady Peel left Whitehall- gar dens on Fri -1 beyond doubt that old Roo the fatherof • Sir peerage of the United Kingdom, llama Mulgrave Imperial Majesties will both return on Friday to day evening for Gales& Robert does sot leave England of New THR CAPE : Roes, county Wexford, in the peerage Vienna. RICHARD and of WILLIAM, died in receipt of at presset. of Ireland, was the eldest son of Hairy , of Good Hope o i the rent of this estate, and that RICHARD ROUPI LL Count Orl o ff D av id o ff has left the Clarendon Earl Mulgrave, by Martha Sophie , daughter -' of the late first WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) wird by the I was his heir-at-law. Now it is a maxim of English Hotel for Park Mr. Christopher Thomson Haling, of W es t H erriogion, month sod Tabl .1 ice mem The j law that the heir-at-law is entitled to succeed to Mr. and Lady Mary Craven are gone to Worthing county Durham. His lordship was born 15th May, TUESDAY, lint We S I.E . Ascension on I , • all the real estate of which his anoestor dies seised for Goodwood. 1797, roasequently the deceased nobleroaa was in Lls I W . W. LI It t 111 ` ll• during the voy _ L . l __ _._ packet to start or possessed unless the deceased person bas din- Sir Frederick and Lady Elizabeth Arthur have his 67th ye"' Re married 12th August, 1818, Nalco ' MN 8.8. W. IS e - posed of it either by a will or by a valid deed axe- lea town for Southampton, where they will take • residence the Hon. Maria Liddell, eldest daughter of Thomas ~,4 1,e rgem.a —1,11:111 N.W. MMOtIEI lt o - IS • - cecina is for a for the first yes cuted during his life. In this case it was said by for the erase . Henry, first Lord Ravensworth, by whom (who ii,j;j os 'MOON N.W. IS r - annum. The I' survived her husband) he leaven Josue aa on ly so n , Geo • laarbomish 10 07.1 i LW. 12 b - the service to Medlar& FREEMAN that the old man had disposed of e Lady Ann Beckett has left town for Folkestone, A tat Constantine, ....., ~. re 1 , Georg e 0,.......11.... - !***l N.W. 11 00 08 rem.... etnelpwre, now la Plymouth on th it by a certain deed, dated the 9th of January , a route for the Coatiaest. Nova Scotia, who will inherit the title and estates. oversew or 0 . 1 ., •• 0 * * L ifalemia MU N.N W. C. e - ''': • - 21st of the moot 1856. But this fact Messrs. FRERmAN were bound Mr. and the Hon. Bin. Fellowes have left Bel- r o tat e . o f th e Marquis o f N h y . d • ormaa I 1501111 e wee Queemlon° •• • t i l , l N . Ma - 83 days. to prove. They grave-square, for Havelsod Hall, near Norwich. 26 e - RAILWAY A were required to show affw'ma- Sir Henry s FOIL forwarded by telegraph to the Quer at Osborne, a few r iarlieTed -- .i : iiiii II • a s W , le e - measures intros ry x left town yeaterday for hours after the sad • event E. M al - tively that the deed of gift in question had been Goodwood. Pembroke ,50.12 ea one for consolitt 1 Peesance .. MIII 411 L 16 c - signed, sealed, and delivered by old ROUPIILL. The funeral of the Hon. Mrs. Prideux Brune Brag ~ - usually inserts. The Judge, therefore, put this question to them- will place in • ' - D EATH OF THE R•RL OF MORNINGTON.--Intel- V irten. ' 29.116 61 9: 1 16 b - messure of this 66 . 66 _ iv as the deed of the 9th of January, 1858, 'emotedConawall this day. 'The daughters of thin li eno e has reached London snammei 'octisfort efled 61 laity, th. Hon. Km Browne, . g . eg the death of this rtymoatla lmo gig 8b - 12 b - extension of rai sitate a fresh 001 Lady ldolesworth, nobleman, which took place on Saturday last on the Coati- W th -lame N.E. 111 b - Railways Clause „executed at all by the testator, RICHARD and Lady Haste, have arrived at the family mansion, i s neat. The deceased was sou of the fourth earl by his Bret .__,._ " PretZemfa is .:- Ilk" La& 18 c - the first retitle li PALMER ROUPELL f " Upon this, however the Chailasalceet ' BechaleYequare• jury could not agree ; but the view which ' they ...„..„. ...., ....,,,.. The Queen of Hanover was in Edi n b urgh wife, Miss Tylney Long, eldest daughter and Co-heir of "m••• the late Sir Janes Ja Tyloey Long, Bert His lordship was Dover 101.12 18915 on boris at Wanstead House in 1813, sod socomded to the u Thmaseb ..... - - 16-16)42 w. &LK & g. b - It o - la e - the general m fourth of time ifourth to steam adopted, curiously enough, seems to have differed i 7 1 7,1 y ; 1 ,7..,... 5 7 A _ Pu 5g = in Scotch j e w e ll er y monnted family honours on Use demise of his father in 1867. The fy ... iv& well i w.ITAir. iii 7 = the fifth to cud from that of both parties in the cause. RICHARD is gold at ---- A. -- sad Co.'s, Prierele4tre.t.- Lite east . lessee as only sister, and the title devolve. upon the abandonmee a xiom .. his imam, the Duke of Wellsogton. FROLARLE Room', the plaintiff, insisted that the deed was DEATH OF THE DOWAGER LADY Fo .We Ir'n"MeY. 'TROMMAY. The bill ss at THE R * WRIMIENTATION or CLARK — The sfunater , ii.w. to N., light to NORM-ILUM N.N.W. to 8.8. W., mo- di v id e d i n to see a simple forgery, and Wn.L.tAu Rove= gave a News, is • late deseetedi received from its Ennis on pm. regret to anemia the demise of the above lady, which • fresh. tine. derate. state in numeric ;to N . w., light to ma- WIN. S.W. to N.W., mode- tg that it comp . detailed and elaborate explanation of the manner dot, stm. that Mr. Reeves, of &inane, County Clare. a Ic.bk Idas° a° 6 eek*k y esterda y morn ing, " her rreid "" a. ;is Great Stanhope street. Her ladyship had been in a ' d era t 'k w ' me ' how "' rate to fresh. i in which his father's signature had b consermitive, has some forward under the &impales of the , ism , state o f h ea l t h f o r some ti me Nu t . The d ID Lto 5.5. W., Iltibt g o tta . 8 . 8 . w. to w• 18 -wst I alas be" inirod i Carlton Clsb to enema Sir lea Col Loghlen • The semi- • • . • be styled "The • forged. On the other hand, the counsel foe asides is fixed foe/goods A - •1, n I Combs Olivia Geralffiee, was fifth daughter of the Noma Duke of Lounger by the ooly daughter end heir .1 fI. W., moderate, SOrTS • EAST . 8. to N.M., moderate 1 Full benefi , • Mager& FREEMAN Insisted that the s• tree ORYITAL PALACE. -OMR SHILLING DAY.--. fit„, h--: 'ii ' &taw 14 1 -l e ! 1"d ens. to 'mil. , wwwww Uwe Is Dew 1111--..... ...el 6.631•66.12 WU ! . Mashie Miamian North-Eset=Moray Firth to Norfolk. West= to Com- : • • High Standard MOND wan a genuine signature , and that , ea 41 ._ AY, JULY 27. - dandelion. es Payment, 26,297, i born in 1786. and married, in 18118, Qs be mama WOW& 3.196: Mal. 29.496. mew rlim.4 L. 12%.11 third Lord Foley i was fleath=Cbannei end French Coasts. Soatta - tali and most delicion '""" eitte DEATH OF THE EARL OF MORNINGTON.--Intel ligence his reached London annouociog the death of this nobleman, which took place on Saturday last oe the Coati neat. The demand was son of the fourth earl by his first wife, Miss Tylney Long, eldest daughter sod co-beir of the late Sir James Tyloey Loo Bart Bart. His lordship was born at Wanatead House in 1/413, Bad succeeded to the family honours on the demise of his father in 1867. The late earl 101~ a 0 only sister, and the title devolve; apes his coissio, the Duke of Welliegton. DEATH OP THE DOWAGER LADY FOUL—We regret to ansounce the demise of the above lady, which took place at 6 o'clock yesterday morning, at her residences is Great Stanhope street. Her ladyship had been in a west state of health for some time past. The deceased Cecilia Olivia Geraldine, was fifth daughter of the mooed Duke of Leinstar, by the only daughter and heir of Lord St. George, wham title is new extinct. Her ladyship WWI born is 1786, and married, in 18116, the third Lord Fag, wile died is 1e33. Tas RIPILEBENTATION or CLAIM. —The Munster Nem, is a late despatch retired from its Emote corrorpoo diet, Metes that Mr. Reeves, of Burma., Coast! Clem a conservative, has some forward under the aspires of the Carlton Club to oppose Mr Cohens tYLoghlen. The wad settee is Axed far )(cedar, August 3. OZTIHILL PA UCH —ON Z SHILLING DAY.... MONDAY, JOLT 27. Adwdeoloos oo remark 21497, We by some Mask ;196 ; total, 29,496. . to N.W., moderate to fresh. North-lost=Moray firth to Norfolk. West= Dowel to Coro walL Boath=Chaanal sad Yroach Coasts. Barth-gart.,Strolt of Dyne to Norfolk. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (MOM WE OWN 0011ALSPONDINYJ PARIS, MONDAY EVIZING. The war journals speak of Lord Napier's de spatch as a document of tremendous importance, and one that leaves scarcely any hope of peace. The Preset and the Nation, on the contrary, argue that this despatch improves the situation, because it shows that Priuoe (lortchakoff, in the course of conversation with the French and English ambas sadors, went a good way further towards the ac ceptance of the six points than he had done in his written reply, and because, moreover, he explains that the conference of the three powers—Russia, Prussia, and Austria—the proposal for which gave so much offence to France and Eng ' land, was only intended to be " prelimin ary ;" and inasmuch as the result of the deliberations of those three powers was to be " officially communicated" to all the powers parties to the final act of the treaty of Vienna, an opening was afforded for a claim on the part of those latter powers to exercise an efficacious judgment as to the sufficiency of the tripartite resolutions. Ido not know whether this line of argument has bad any effect upon the public mind, but it does seem to me that there is a little less of panic feeling than there was yesterday. The government, or, at least, that section of it which for the moment dictates to the press, endea vours to repress the war feeling. The Moniteur not only keeps back the Duke of Montebello's despatch, which (as the France states positivelyand as must naturally have been the case) was received in Paris contemporaneously with that of Lord Napier in London, but it does not even reproduce Lord Napier's despatch from the English papers. The Pays is instructed to advocate mystery and delay. It says that it will no longer even speak to its readers day by day about the negotiations going on. It considers " these communications as essen tially secret in their nature." This perhaps is meant as a reproof to the English government for making Lord Napier's communication public. The Pays goes on to say that the answers of the three powers to the Oortchakoff despatch cannot possibly be ready before the " early part " of August, and that the Russian government must be expected to take at least twelve or fifteen days to rejoin. These dilatory anticipations must quite enter into the views of Russia. The France follows on the same side by again insisting that the question is essentially European, and that neither the honour nor the interest of France calls upon her to make war if England and Austria hang back. Against this attitude of the semi-official press there are to be set rumours that the Emperor is personally resolved upon a war at all hazards, and the preparations going on give considerable counte nance to this opinion. The Bourse leaves off without any sensible change from Saturday. The France says that the Emperor will be in Paris for the fête of August 15, and go to the Chalons camp on the 17th. _ _ The assertion of the Presse of Vienna that Baron de Brunnow and M.de Budberg had received orders to hold themselves in readiness to break off diplomatic relations is contradicted. It is said that the Emperor proposes to give an audience to the principal Mexican officers now pri goners in France. Madlle. Emma Livry died at Neuilly last night, from the consequences of the dreadful burns she received on the stage of the Opera several months ago. This distinguished artiste who has perished thus untimely was scarcely 21. years old. THE POLISH QUESTION. The Paris. Prove of yesterday seems to look more hopefully upon the situation than most of its con temporaries. It says that according to intelligence it has received from St. Petersburg a marked change has taken place in the views of the Russian government. The policy of resistance, it a ffi rms, hu fallen into discredit. " After the departure of the three replies to Prince Gortcliakoff," adds the Prase, " nothing was talked of but a eorigd to be given to the three Russian Ambassadors, M. de Budberg, K de Brunnow, and M. Balabine; now nothing is talked about except throwing open the doors to negotiation and an understanding. K Balabine has nevertheless quitted Vienna. The Austrian journals attribute a political significance totbisevent; they do not consider it exactly a recall, but acconling to the Prase of Vienna and the BoasenhaUe it is an indefinite coned. We repeat it, the news from St. Petersburg formally contra dicts these t interpretatiois." The N on the other hand, thinks that things are beginning to look serious. " Although," it says, "we have not yet received any news calcu lated to make us renounce our hope that peace will be maintained, it is evident that the situation is serious, and we shall not attempt to conceal the apprehension aroused in us by a telegram from London containing the summary of a despatch, dated the 18th July, from Lord Napier to Earl Russell." TheTindependance Beige is inclined to think that although the general position of affairs remains much the same, pacific tendencies predominate. In both Paris and Loudon it finds evidence in support of this view. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, JULY 27. The Ardent, 3, paddle steam sloop, Commander John E. Parieh, which left Woolwich about four years since for service on the south-east coast of America, returned to the harbour this day, and was admitted into the basin to strip and return stores previous to being paid off. She has been inspected by Commodore Superintendent Sir Ir. W. E. Nicolson, before whom the crew were mastered on deck, and went through a course of drill and cutlass exercise. The Ardent was completely reconstructed at this yard pre vious to her last term of commission, sod she is now in excellent condition. She was 51 days on her voyage home from Rio de Jarmiro, touching at Cape St. Vincent and Madeira, and experiencing favourable weather. THE CAPE MAlLS.—According to the new Cape of Good Hope mail contract the Cape mails are to be con veyed by the Union Steam-ship Company between Ply mouth and Table Bay is 38 days, exclusive of stoppages, and ice verso. The mail packet. are to call at St. Helena and Ascension on the return voyage. The penalty fur delay daring the voyage is 501. per day, and for not providing a packet to start on the prescribed day 5001. per day. The contract is for seven years. The subsidy, which is 25.0001. for the first year. I/ to be gradually reduced to 15,0001. per annum. The Postmaster-General has the power to extend the service to Algoa Ray. The mail packets are to leave Plymouth on the 6th or 7th, and Table Bay on the 20th or 21st of the month. The coons of poet to the Cape will be 83 days. RAILWAY AHD WATaftWORIDI BILL& —Among the inearruns introduced this maim by the Board of Trade is one for consolidating in a single act all the routine provisions usually inserted is each separate railway bill. In 1845 a measure of this kind was pused• bat since that period the extension of railway legislation has been such as to DOCOD sitate a fresh eocsolidation. The presto& act is styled the Railways Clauses Act of 1863, and is divided into six parte ; the first relating to engineenng works and questions of the general mode of construction ; the ascend to ex tensice of time ; the third to working agreements ; the fourth to steam vessels, in connexion with railway matte ; the fifth to conditions of amalgamation ; and the sixth to the abandooment of works for which acts have been granted. The bill uat present printed soy ; "This act shall he divided into seven part. as follows "—sad then goes on to state in numerical order the above six divisions, which are all that it comprise.. A bill for an acalogona purpose has also been introduced in relation to waterworks, and is to be styled "The Waterworks 'Special Act' " Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pnr diming Hornltnan's Pare Tea; very choice at Se. Id. and is. High Standard at 4e. 4a. (formerly Is. Bd.), la the et:ganged and meet &Scion, Imported. Agents la every town supply Is to pacaele.—[Advertlementj LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comenimiouer Hoiroyd.) Ile RI COLONZL W. P. WILOOII.—APPLICATIOi Pal RELEA,I, This was the day appointed for beefing the application of this notorious bankrupt for his release from custody. The particulars of the case having been so recently published, are of coon fresh in the recollection of th e public, and any lengthened resume is unneceuary. The bankrupt is iu custody at the suit of th e official liquidators of the London and Eastern Bank, for a debt of between 50,000 f. and Cal,oool. He has now been iu prison four or five months. At the last sitting, before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, he obtained leave to surreodev, and his application for release was ordered to stand over till thi s day, the commissioner being of opinion that sufficient notice had not been given to the assignees. Mr. Roxburgh and Mr. Sargood now appeared in sup port of the application ; it was opposed by Mr. Lioklater, on behalf of the assignees, and by Mr. C. E. Lewis, for the liquidators of the London and Eastern Bank. The bankrupt was brought up in custody, and stood at the hack of the court during the early part of the proceedine. It was proved that the bankrupt was suffering from re peated attacks of iritia and internal disease, and that ODlti nued confinement was aggravating his disease. The bankrupt himself was examined at much length, and was under croseexamination when we went to press. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEEM DAY.) SOUTHWAIOL TWO CARES OF ATTEMPTED MUD! AT BEACILFRIARS-bRID.E. Sarah Brans, a very respectable-looking woman, we/ brought before Kr. Burcham, charged with attempting to commit suicide in the River Thames, near Blaakfrisre-bnage. Police-countable 39 Al said that about 10 o'clock on the previous night he was on duty on the east ride of the Black. friers-road, when be saw the prisoner rush past him, cm, over to the other side of the road, and rush down the stem He pursued her as quickly as he could, and on his arrival at the bottom of the steps found her struggling with a houng roan. The latter told witness that be seized bold rd er just en she was about to throw herself into the river. He then took her into custody. Ths prisoner, who cried very much, said that she was a married woman and had three children, but we/ ea.', heartbroken because her husband had left her and had taken the children with him. Mr. Burnham asked her what she had to say for attempt. ieg to destroy herself That wee a •cry wicked act indeed. She replied that ehe was in great dutot. at the time. She had no home to . go to. A sister of th e pr isoner here stepped forward sad said she would take care of her until some arrangement could be made about her husband and children, if his worship would liberate her. The prisoner faithfully promised never to attempt such as act on any future occaaion, and on being admonished by his worship, wail given up to her sister. Harriet Brown, a hat trimmer, was also charged with attempting to drown herself at the same place. Samuel Watts, 37 L, said that about half•past 12 the prisoner rushed down the steps crying, and suspecting that she meditated suicide he followed her. and took her into custody. On the way to the atatioo•house she told 'aim that she had meditated suicide, but she was glad that lila had not accomplished the wicked act. It appeared that she had quarrelled with bee friends and then ran away in a passion. She now promised his worship that she would Meer make any attempt on her life again. In fact she was only in a foolish passion when the constable stopped her. Tbe ri mistrate ordered her likewise to be given up to her f • LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-( THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held, at 1 o'clock, at the Terminus Hotel, London.bridge ; Mr. Leo Scfluitren is the chair. The report and accounts having been taken as read, The CILLIJUIMI moved then adoption. H. congratulated the meeting that the stracksrecently mad,e against the cam. paey's system had failed, while the schemes promoted by that company had been stuxessful. The company's rolling stock had been placed in excellent condition. The revenue was, he observed, very satisfactory. The =r e on the suburban lines, for example, had in. from 3,640,000 to 4,075,000. This companion was, too, with a period when the International Exhibition Warne was in operation. (Hear, bier.) The traffic generally exhibited • similar increase. Oa the main line there WIN an increase from 1,256,000 to 1,461,000 penmen. They had, he believed, now amazed their present district ; and at no previous period had the company stood better than it did now. (Hear, hem.) The debenture stock was increasing rapidly, and he was confident that at no distant day all debentures would have been converted into such stock. Atter some discussion the report was adopted. THE DISTRESS IN THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS• The weekly meeting of the Central Executive Committee was held yesterday in the Mairdesstar Tows. hall. There were present Sir J. P. KAT SHOTTLIIIOIIII, Bart. (vioechairroan), who presided ; Lord Egerton of Tattoo, Major Egerton Leigh, Mr. R. Gladstmee, Mr. Hugh Mason, Mr. Alderman Worrell, Mr. E. Ashworth, Mr. Commissioner Parnell, Mr. T. Ashton, Mr. R. H. Machis mo, Mr. J. W. Manlius, Mr. G. L. Ashworth, Mr. Alder man Heywood (Mayor of Manchester), Mr. ROM, and Mr. &mos. Mr. MACLUAZ stated that the balance in the bank was 328,7421. 111. Ild., and that 5821. had boar re ceived during the week. He also read a letter from Messrs. Thomas Agnew and Soos, enclosing a cheque for 6961. 25., being the amount received in full for 663 tickets disposed of in the Art Colon for Mr. Asada's Me -1 ture of "The Hunted Slaves." The coati incurred for ad vertising and other expenses, Messrs. Agnew sod Sons had generously personally disbursed. Mr. Commerical', Passau read his weekly report. stating that on the 18th lost there was a deer se in the numbers receiving relief in the 27 unions, as compared with the previous week, of 3,237. Since the 6th of Decem ber there had been a total decrease of 127,347. On the date above named there were 144,636 poisons receiving parochial relief, showing an Mennen of 96,815 as compar ed with the correspooding week in 1861. The total weekly coat of outdoor relief on the 18th instant was 8,9031., showing an increase of 6,4841. over the corresponding period of 1661. He (Mr. Farnall► further reported that he and Mr. italWiloloo had personally conferred with the local authonties of 149 places, and the majority had expressed their satisfaction with the Public Works Bill, and their mediocre to adopt its proTt.tottA Among the grants made were 1,5101. to Wigan, 5001. to the Manchester distribution committee, 4001. to Dunkin 6ekL 350/. to Leas and distract, 2001. to Stucksteed, 1301. to Broad Cottom, 1001. to Nowchurch, and several smaller sums, amounting in all to 3,4131. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Ersrvsnwr os LONDON. —LL.B. EXAII2/U. nos. —First Diode Henry blueness Alley ROMP bill College ; Rev. Beptimus Buse, University; Thome Chastain, King's ; Hrrbhearrst Hudy CikeszaHardy, Univac -144 ; Christopher Robert Cuff, Kinds ; Ale: Henry (1L A. Queen's), gagmen College, Belfast; Rev. William Kant (M.A. Glasgow), University of Glimmer ; Thomas Maguire (M.A., Dublin), Trinity, Dublin ; Rayner Wilda , bilks= (B. Sc.), University. Second Division : Thomas Finlaysou (M.A. Edinburgh), University of Edinburgh; William (Iceman Foots, King's ; Richard Palmer ThoOAP Gammas, New; William Gray Gilchrist, King's; Daniel Leggett, private study ; Robert Thomson (LA. Edit burgh), University of Edinburgh. EXAMINATION FOR HONOURR —YR/NCIPLZR OF 12GIS LATION.—FITPC Class: H. H. Comicial:lady (University Law Beholarship), University ; Alezander Henry, Queen s College, Belfast ; Christopher Robert Cuff. King's. :locoed Class: Henry Ebenezer Allen, Spring-hill, Rey. William Kant, University of Glasgow , Thomas /impair, Trinity, Dublin, Rayne Winterbotharn. Ueiversity (equal). Third Class: William Gray Gilchrist, King's; Rev. &Mims Buss, University. Convyrairciso.—Becood Class : Christopher Robert Cuff, King's ; Daniel Leggett, private study. Law or TR/ COURTS or EQUITT.-23000111 CUM: topber Robert Cuff, King's ; Daniel Legptt, private study. Law OF THIS COURTS or CknIMON Law.—Fist Christopher Robert Cuff. King's. Third Glass : kisundst Henry, Queen's College, Belfast ; and Denial Loggats. private study. Pgisco ALFRED'S MOTEllitt4l%.—A Fort William oorreepoodeot write*: -"The Prince, after a stay of several day. with Lochiel at A clinacarty Castle, during which time he angled on Loobarkaig, and visited the beautiful glens in the neighbourhood, left for Fort William oo Wednesday afternoon, and arrived there at 6 p.m., accompanied by Lochiel, Major Cowell, Lc. The village was decorated with gags, many of them bearing Gaelic inscriptions, and one or two of thaw that were hoisted at the landing of the Queen when proceeding to Adverikie some sixteen year. ago. A detachment of the Lochaber Volunteers lined the pier. and their band played during the time the Prier was taking boat; led the spectators gave three times three hearty cheers on his leaving for the Broom Timbre Prince did not ascend Ben Nevis, as was expect. The Racoon, with the Prince on board, weighed anchor on Thursday, at 6 o'clock am., and reamed slowly out to sea" We learn that the Racoon arrived in Oben Bay the rme day at 11 a.m. ; and on Saturday his royal highoess, along with his brother carers. was to visit Stade and loos one of Miners. Hutobesees steamers, which was espied far the purpose. The Racoon will leave Oban for the - Clyde in the beginning of the week.— gdinborgA Courant.