The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-07 00:00:00

TrDAILY NEWS delivered to all parts of Waiis4 lented Smut ik :i se . Z . Urea Fla br aft expreoo. TO COHRESTOPIDZITTIL trieeeer Is "TM Wm.," lamasTWO V graONft " min oikr. to, psawdbomok WS IT. A L 111_119W I TI111 MIR LID soon - AM AW.Ls2A.—Clusamais Y. Igns LITINPROM'. —AM MI TIMM boWNESS. 1.11. Ilyssres, MIIMALDA. Kum li A.u al!M2l at a rghtelo ea I= NEON WATER AT LONDON SWUM Ter MT—MM.& I. ....•S IL Ns. 4h...___._. Mum% Or Fa. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 7. Tn policy of continuing to maistsia in Ireland the cake of Viceroy is about to be once more malls the subject of dismission in the Home Of OXIUMOOII. Sews years ago the quad= was formally raised by Iles Csiieet of Lord lolls Rusesu, is tio asps at 4Bill for the abolition of that dignity, end the ism. wanes of the powers ezercissil by the Lied Lies- Want to a Secretary of State. la esaseqoesee of the resistanoethe project them esseosatered I. both _ _ Horweeow well fie spore the other Me el the Char nal, it was abandoned; and, of the three Adabdetra- ilas which hate sines been socesisively in power, wee have deemed it advisable to reeve state the eshashe. Whet a merit erre of dinars bee with held the respereible eolosselker of the Ceara ham attempting, Mr. Roman undertakes off-hand to do. Without saying by what mums be cantam . _ _ 141 , 8 Pratlißll fa -1 1 ?. d !adI a! ge at the " la la Peening by the high funetionary in question, the hoe. and learned gentleman proposes to put an end to his official existence. He holds out as iodates mate, retrenchment in expenditure to the extent of several thouende a year, and concentration of power in a smaller number of heads. The one has a papaw sound la the ears of Pediment (especially qta Parliament conscious of not being is other respects purtieularly fragal)—while the other is chest the highest reccathithcletion which any pro p& eau have in the eyes of the privileged few who akeady contrive to monopolise ameaget them nearly all the power and patronage of Cleveremust. Neverthelem, we veaters to entertain ray great doable as to the acceptant* of Mr. Roneuct's rasa hake, either by the Adminietration er the Legisla tare. We think it probable that no >.S& of say weight er character will be at the trouble of defend ing the existing form of local government in Ireland. Oa all heads there has long been expressed a wish to get rid of the mummeries of vice-royalty, and to eabatitnte for the now tuunsaaing hems cif shadowy sod anted state, direct and speed& nepostitility in the transaction of provincial beano& Had the Member for Sheffield made it plain that this was _ . lie object, as in the first instance it appeared to be, we should hare been disposed to wish lain all sew goes ; and we think it certain that lie would hare been supported by roany sober•miaded and indepen dent teen on both sides of the House. Bat on- larkily, se we coseeive. Mr. Bottoms Isms to have no other popes than to supper the Ake of Lad-Lieutenant. Lobed at a pow pogtion to rneenstitate the Irish Digniniiit, mar ea @Mislaid theretory of Mate, be sielimb • Murat with ample abolition, leaving all the real &Realties of the ors untouched, and hieing es to later that he would be willing to see the whole of the WIIIISat separate department swept away, and hs fano . . . arm atecibed by the Herne-ollie. Bit to this latter wane there exist iesuptrahle objections as things now stead. hand ill still govented by nemermus laws which do not exist an this side of th. ClimaneL The whole mechanism of Goreremeat is adapted consequently to a different and oftentimes an oppo site and themispatible code. Far from lankier any real program in smimilatiou of laws, ft is ob views. to the most suiserlicial Amens that snowy aresion soma of separate sad distinct Acts are pealed for Ireland which are not to apply to Cheat Britain, and rice versa. We are inclined to regard this practice as a very great evil, and one which meow or later Parliament will be eanipaled to set itself thoughtfully and resolutely to the teak of reforming. But that it is the inveterate madman practise sore bet the wilfully Mad en deny. We do not allude to local Acts or minor siessures, or mmetments merely of detail. In the greatest and despet matters the widest diserepeney in the habit led tendency of legislation setatieudy pravails. Look et the whole mass at lawe sew is ad rase and overeats respecting the Chan& liaishadmeM. Is Hashed the aimless, of the Chmelt demo set depend on Acti of Parliamnit. He stability seal pewee rest upon inimmerreial memos aid liessiser able eyries. The Chime is the lid dirk , —the Chose if lie eihreri. 'der, Why I • eeserglhaek • ail pewee& matority el Ihe 1 a lit antarei by sa mewl dm maid the will, wird the heirs 'grist the canigra at frameftel the meth& Ileply to tho twee birds the wee ale as aged, sellselerkal roger, and privilege. eel the remit within Weir amodie ward be list the over-paid establishmiat he Ireland would simply cease to exist. AM yet until the prinuiple of identity is boldly applied to mitten like thin, and laws are made in the rams fearless obedience to national opinion in the two cointries es subjects of such vital concern am religions este idishineats, the talk about assimilation of laws is a mere impudent faros, a mere abortive attempt at a sheet. We think, therefore, as we thought seven years ago, that the Duke of Witumorom was right in intarpoming his sagacious protest against theasplebe aid inconsiderate tampering with thil cordon The veteran statesman maw clearly fled Ileesere desirable the cheap might be, it was net se easy er safe a matter as might be supposed. He knew well that communities, like individuals, are to be governed through their feelings, their ennthaenty p a d their passions, much more than through aria , terry Act. of Parliament which public opinion doss set resgaise or respond te. his ass et the merriest of specimens. RIMI OM Omen sad Dissent—laeambeato sad Buhl Bawds Church i squabbling the - ....e. .n sleeping calmly after their woozy kboar in that appointed meting place, within sacred precincts all the tumult of animenity vulgsrity of strife ought for me en le and awed into silence. To carry Lgs ace of Death the distracting distinctions of Lib, perpetuate beyond the dividing line between Ilms 4 Eternity those miserable differences whiskillp the inasestlirat rents in that esamlass gamest of the Great Teasher—is a Night to eats believers weep and sceptics smile. There they lie, in their two hostile amps of death, those who, in life, served under the same blonde of the Cress: the ground is consecrated on this side, aseonseerated on that; and the ape of the Law an celled in to decide for the Fathers of the Church whether the line of mews. flan between the mouldering Dimenter and the mouldering Churchman is traced out with that dirtiactnesa required by the Act of Parlia ment in that behalf made and provided. It does net end here. That bond of each payment which a elesproding philosopher once de clared to be the sok mew in modern life between man and man, mastitates a connecting link also between the living and the dead. The incumbent has a rested interest in his burial fees, and to the maintenance of this neared interest he occasionally is found to cling with a holy pertinacity, which sets at &dance all the proprieties of time and place, degrades his order, and outrages the imtinctivedecencies of humanity. if It is really humiliating to have to fight with the legislative seamy of motions, and dames, and amendments, against an abyss so scandalous and so flagrant. But the remedy must be even as the dispose. When min are lost to shame they mast be left to law; and the Legislative will be insumable if it does not take all practi- cable steps far reprising by enactment that which has practically been found to be proof against the intuitiOns of Mai/ and the dictates of deteney. We beg to refer our readers to a letter on this sub ject from a thoroughly well-informed correspondent, which appears in another part of today's impels _ _ _ . _ aion From it they will lei= in brief coo peas - the precise satire both of the ezistiag ea 7 sad the pro pond remedy. The two eases he cites are lonely instances of the scandelons description of mean which is now raging, especially in the rand pa rishes wherever Churchman and Diiwenter mingle their duet in a common burial mend. The Agit it will be eineteed, in both ears is fin the intim- bent's foes Thor, it may be necessary to observe, are of two hide—the burial fees properly so called, which are chargeable oa mar interment, and those of a more parlament natant, payable is respect of 'ingots, tablets, and vaulti. In the Ana & Mes a rate had been imposed while ent the the. of it was equal for both skim j lilm mod. This equality was apparent oil& net mil. The vicar's fees were deducted "on the Mittimearated side" before any portion went to the Burial Beard. Thu Home-oak, was memo rialised, and at moo declared the imminent to be " a grass violation of the law." On this the minor— that is the men intennent—fees were abandoned, but the monumental and tabular few were retained, and also the payments for permanent rights. Again the Heme-ollice was appealed to, and again &sided against the rate t but this time the legal advisers of the " vicar's party" resolved to held their ground. They disputed the law as laid dawn by Sir Groans Our, and an issemeed their intention of submitting the question to the judgment of the Courts, before which, for aught we know te the =chary, it may even now be persi. lag. The paint in the " Folkestone ease " is meg similar. The seals of Ism drawn up on behalf ef the imeambent having hem disallowed by the Ham dies, the unwired eirmipion of the burial tan Mimed hie han, not of the public, bat of the Burial Board, of the Dowd, aftbsagh Ober had rewired no Jess ea his seem* made as. ease for the payment of the deemed out of the mama fund. It is with a view to this state of facts that Mr. Diu.wne has given aides ad his iatention to mom this day is the Hem of Gammene, on the discussion of the Timid Acts Ainenekmat BM, a series if clauses the Whet of whiek is as follows . llmt Board fees only shall be charged on the mem masted portion of Burial Grounds. 2. That no fees shall be paid over to the Incumbent bat such as have been actually paid in to his use. 3. That the Board may provide Dissenting Chaplains to officiate In the unconsecrated part of the ground, bet that the acceptance of their ser vices shall be optional with the parties wing it. As a preetioal means of getting rid of a great and growing scandal, we beg to commend these clauses of Mr. DILLWYN to the favourable esmideration at the Home. Something must be dos, and that speedily. For the sake of the best WPMts of the Church of England herself, a stop met be put to this high-handed and most irritating martion of a vested right to make saw est of burials. The internecine feud of Mimi Raba will he renewed, with more envenomed Milernese and tenteld scandal, on the arena of the Desist Greed. The Legislature most saws hum this reproach. It is too discreditable to oor asnry, and to our cemma Christianity, to have this wrangling et, parsons and ratepayer., these battles st . Boards, and this Waking of coin, over the one opt on the face of Gosh earth where the noise of dimension should be Mimed, and the pleadings of pelf be unheard. The Denbine et Athol has left the St. George's Bank he Dunhill Ism MS. The Gometens de Persigny has issued cards for • alvil bell et Abair, Rome es Tuesday, as 21st rut. His Emellency the Hanoverian Minister has left lave fr Gamy, et eery!, he a shwa period. The Marquis and Ma:chimes of Waterford have wired at Midday's Hotel, hone Ctarghosore, Ireland. Lady Caroline Mazse's ball will take place ott Menasr, the lath July. The Count and Countess Jardini and suits have I ha the ammewle Hotel, Jrroryis.aireet, for the LIMA gam The Cosse de Niserselarke (head of the Lemellel Meseima ha. ha the seer establishment for Paris. The Duke and Duchess of Bucclench were' lowered with the wormy of their Royal Higbaeres the Drier et Cambridge sad the Primer Mary at dinar, lest swam of Mosteges Hones. The circle Invited to met the rya dams sad priories Waded the Marquis at Rea, the Maroldomes (Maria) of Ailaary, the Zed of Vries, the Rd sad Comatose of Wilton ma Lady Ease 1, rise ]gran, the Ea of Dearth. the Zee and Counter of ilibelbews, the East and Crane of Jersey sad lady tea. merle Taws, the Bad ea Lay Cometern Grosvenor, the lad of Gard, Lard Reisedels, Lord timalin Lord Remy destt, sad Conat flekhosyi. Lady Oseoldhe 'ome let sad Xs* Rem Prom were la attemlines as the rem) resets. The Doreen sad Primer; sit the chi f d the gum, star diver, went to the grand Ms at the Prides lonetka. Her Royal Rigors the Duchess d'Orleamosemen mist by the Crest de Parr end the Duo de Glinter Weeded by a manger mils, snivel es ibe Regal thin Hotel, Daewoo thaw ~deg. The toys) puny pad the eight g the hotel, sad ores ea to Richmond yesterday wane. The Berl of Carlisle has been the pest of Sir Miami Regfendos the Cum*, arks the lest kw days /AY Bask- Bs -the dl died her Tolley thTowlerrseem. add thee thsir geld ea menthol thaw sad the Gs Wad pthwa *e.t it Sot Tie Ouss. aro Ikvse'ska et as makdesth e add ied i the Mee thwdek lestheld y dle _ add the WI thrsesd r.eildr et deb fa r Tlataewew Th . 2_Lallw WOW sod de 011 the d the Ithoissidi add dikes. ./r . la thdr fidee Owthwicas we wild ewer by Order Les d Arne to to. Oren Desertarread, whew the telewes The Delta et thdrE tie thwals el KW; the Wks leaddeb,ll l / 4 el Lewdereas, the ihredt d 11•111ftry die Clewing, the a• Ow, ids Width We Rid the Dthe rf=w il adl i ,t 4P reTirl of Web" Rod - aid Thewid Tdthadse. Ithe Jese d pawl thrs-4the Pod" Os Pew Wthelleder ; the Chemedke, de Of Ouleel;Reddrer. de Res. awl Vey RIM at er r lisrth ef Awas, 011111 Yong sod de data ilihr al the lOW 11161, fir tzume T:6O:W a/ the Girth wars then Wired late de Tbacae-reath sad by ocressad et the Giewe took *dr slats eta bible wend with pie*thivet. ller Ithiesty'e dawn was dodo.. del the two with @Ws is the Owl at St. George, at shoed to Ind, WI se we bat Kthrlth can be dusted, thsor, to. BEd Wad& the istheirei Wawa Gertar led Vim et the Odor eatthelt we the disthwi the ds, ° =le i e a =rize _ilea to emir Ow bother of thew = w ebs sward d state. Rio lordship Woad bode sad 'no Ithrede et Weethdater the Weald ellk to. the summinftea4 bed thethawer ed keddheet are Ws det by the was eild de sward althea. bele WI the thaw le kiss her Iddied'a broad, sad Ild IdableOwsalsos ie ssid to Weddle., mail Chatham ellsoleithe sod peswed than le • ssewraid dedde de Xllsei Oreaville, Led boa ilaly defied:M il 4 0 4 71 W wed adie Order et the Omer. Seri Othadle ova Toothed et the doer of the TWINE at Chapter Raw by Bari redrew sad Viesseatle... T . Ur winder KaWW efr the Order, mad was these den te the With Leek Fathom esd •-- ' ..- 71" the thee renseed their ewes et the labia Oerter om Ml e f i Anse sod th e thallema Usher Led thither, WOW es • whirs the el the Oded Oreadde WM war the Gesz i, sa T ie aelatirw=wr.io.ll t he Ms, the t =4l@r 4.4" preasaaths the Wel Hr Weed, weisted by his lags! Rieder% des purl the rlhad wi the " there' 'waded oar the SSW sees bill lea ler s a d seder his rips ern, the Chemedlor prairwelw wal thrwrille, WWI the thwea's band, received the aftwisktbre d th e PAtee Comm% pad mod the *kb wedeln the erasestdatims of all the /Width sod Width/ don thethdpliewooth The WOW el the Wier peceedeel to road eleeika. The idly thee adhald W the Chwellar,whe Ins OC•i• the diewmfga le deares det the Most Roe. ilabs4 marquis et WwWaster, bad bras duly elided • KWh@ di e seed sable oE4@r el the Orator. Ile deble =wad then esesived ladditers, the saw brow big "pia eiserveL The Owed Thathes are !Wes Frederick Withers of Perth thee prowl di ter oweekcay. The lakrbes added 1 the most 'sided Oder d nide bedirebei to thth wader et Ems velvet is the Pro aistalwilkey, sail wraith the _die add of the Oder. The Weft of aims aloinnoia pawed has de area Daswiwthees, when Lard Kitheird yes .teed hto ths Oeir, sad was WOW by ths The Wela rode ea kaskeek to the ..moth with the Pew Comet, the Princes Royal, ..d Priam Frwhairk Ildwas et Prowls. In adredsoce were the Has. glamor Owl =Omni the Hm C. Ow sad Captain the The rthee. Alice lad the Priacew Charlotte d Belgium added the of Goode. in the Reethesisek. Idea Weald sad ths PITIMOSIO bodice task • drive In ea epee amine idol kw. Tlte oea, aceaspooded by the MIMI Royal, rearms Charlotte of Beihrhwi, sad Prisms Alice, took • drive in ea ewes amino sad four la the ehasseta. The Bea. Elmer greedy, the Hoe. Lodes Gordan, the Countess pirve, sad Wawa dr Bede wee to stwadam bim Loj t d Charles Fitzroy awl Coked Bowed WWI as 'Pb. Athos Ow" with the Prises of i‘roie, rode out tw hersdawk, swaged by Goad the Roe. D. de Roe sad Berea Moltke. The Dither al KW visited the Qewa. ROT.IL TWIT TO TOE PRUSSIAN Laciarmo. The Queen that evening honoured the Count and Conners Berestorff by a arta visit to a greed tell at Prelim Hover The genet and Caster thentherit rade tray etre tin te greltr her -urea/ le empire state. The Nolte et irk antrin vete aleteM es it r parade by the ethetructis• et • trigerry threat* evalag fate • Wire atreithig the While girths, led ethethag a large eithienal awe tar pmememewhe mad edobinet. The rthrier et the hem, elge Y end i ire laden mam reitheithen ire me, ✓umeo se f sIMI Ile bed web Ow the rne. • tYettrr we away 1114 ip hi ale 4 the euelis at the plealpel drawlerreans. Tile the errs reethel y aesaaw i Memos unto, Mired with Oil Mum thew glee wee • cornice having in the centre a stew etipelelbr seem The @graft et herr Howe was Plumlnated with 16,00 e etheenli beeps, arranged in designs emblematic ci the, happy aria. The area of Priers and Engiend, and recrogran• at various retaken of the royal twiny, drone forth with great lustre, and sersetel • hest at admiring spectator during the emery. At • by MINIM Wore tan o'clock the royal wily, drove up wait, Ike share at the crowd earerhicd. Her Majesty, oar alighting leer her wrap at the entrance ot the patinas, was retired by the Corr and Coarse Esti, ✓are Taking the ana at the Comet, the Queen abeam d through the lower tars* et the marks, med, wending the r inim en o tess, thread thergb the eserrysthen fate the The PANS Otherithiletrit with the Oam• .lea Sespeng the Come i likelere Wein the Pisa 114/4 wed Pere* Fredrick MMus at Peeve Mrs& enrprblie a Betifen. The Doke at Carthelftp. AIM rue aftendence to the python to mast kw Maisety, are red with the Dna= cf thatheeked, and wee felted by • keg ruin i sisgeth end wordy peramages. Her Majesty rersred seeded an the throne for ere finitss, while the oreparr pried beton bee, and whom the prorrion bad dried the Lad Chentherlain intireetail her Majory's wish that • quad& shsuld be brand. The Qrs. bruit led Width the Orthi, the Prime Care. net dowers nab the Omit= IllsimalheiL The Oathe et Ithrtare..danced with the Mere iris/. wed !dm Frederick wan= with the Moo Chrillis et Dilsies: After two ether sets bpi telielemi, mar met querbfle woo head, the Can. sow Atha/ with Prince Fredrick Warm el PEW" the Prlthethessort with the Fibres Cledeille d lelglas. the Mho et Maltheribra Mgrs. dips 4114 he Timm Iva, sal tie Dig et Camht :dee Wld re o=oo /ding. TM Milo am 11 rural, and we. eentithed tad iththlghtothen the Quoin lit the ball-room, and was wallethell by Me INNIIINacy to the supper-roora, whale • Reeepsibilt meet bed Ma arranged. On toeing the eeggeesem her Marry pared through the keg ammo at gn priestly acknowledging their oalutrisue, art idler egteesieg to the Count and Counter Bernstarg Y Illy kited rem, the gratification she had derived her the entethalathad, returned with the royal party to Beekbileen Pare Draft wee ranted after the departure at the royal Makes, and Ins prelseged to an ally hour. OM! DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING —High CI lie I•■•■=aseretin: rinepAP ere el Mg": 0 1 1 stoma edema la So pare emi wise ei lb pmeni ...e-le re weeper et He Am: at the re law% ma la ma ended meroweelle emdi ..cerise tom.asks remain, o emeeleed In le tem mil gm re prim sepor le sr mama fa . le e = l a a often tar ia tairvoiNnt, eft IN of 111 RIPOIT. iife's laboul le altWese eta enslave ADVIIITEUXIMIL whose seer le bei tierieete zz eit btre elm got and this sal , o" ..gt: Zaillie• • ViNs." 3 = hashed az 1,.. or ow el mem= la lie lifter :re at th e p l ate 0 aar t e r . he la eeenleipr Or peer le imam —torapet maw. row .ta, .. appllnelen. Webb all . . =f i r N NW wry .• web YU Ma M. per gpmeer. Plena a nd Alarm _ the menu Tim EXPRESS, TITESDI —I 'arch prelates and ris! tato. • gbc .f rou ff . abbling and wring .6.•-•-• - promptinga of pedfo Lbw The 9 . 1 1 4 bald yaMorday alb:MI" at 1 ' them, who, in the seantiato aid i 110 . 01 . avidial. 4 I" •NIS Ili" *dm" Owlet SW of the met mime Order et the M AU. . th an d the h ope of • °°•••°° re- The Kathie cd the Geller toted in their 'intim of • MB I'AINCE 01 irAzzar. His Royal Highneao the Prince of Wales left Buckingissin Palace yesterday siternoon, for Knelt/winter ou the Rhine, whine an hotel has been engaged for his Royal Highness's occupation during the next oda week.. HU Royal Highness paid a visit to the Dachas, of Han, yeeterday mciraing, at Clem* House, St. James's. The prince le aeoorapesied by the Han. Frederkik Stanley, younger eon of the Earl and Counter of Derby. In the suite disk royal highness see:—)lrjec4leanal the Hoe. C. firey, Lieetanant-Coloned H. Peasesby. ldr. Hibbs, _ the Be.. Mr: - Tamar, tad Dr. Amirante, 11l Royal Illgtoses wised et en Lad wasdr■ Hotel, Dover, lase ressiag, and Maar psraeldbe at leftishateat, etalsd la bar Majesty's Maawyaekst Banahas, for Ostend. Her Majesty and the Mace Consort, acompaaied by Ms Memo swat, Priem Ptederfse William et Prim* the Comet of Flsmasse, me the Princes Chitchats d ▪ sod a earemoes mime, wIU vidt the camp at Alder dolt tomorrow, to reeler Its hoops. ThiClaesa sad nu tria= petty leave the ropl Maths at Nine lidma at 9 o'clock. The Dab et Gmbridge, the NlNElliCtmemater-imadet sae a h.p ends at Mary Meters erimetel with WA vairlus, wlll be mend at the sky. LATE , INTELLIGENCE. 1 : 88 FiENCH ELECTIONS. ;$ ;T CATAIGNAC AND TWO OTHER REPUBLICAN .013DIDATES RRIURNED FOR PARIS. (RT scaxAailvl AND BRITISH TILECIRAPI) PARIS, MoNDAT The fiellberiag is the Anal result of the polling at the second elections which have taken place yeeterday and to-day in the third, the fourth, and the seventh circumscriptions of Paris': THIRD CIRCUMSCRIPTION. General Cavaigusc Thibaut Majority for the Republican candidate . 998 FOURTH CIRCUMSCRIPTION. Emile °Meier Varin Majority for the Republican candidate . 099 sevratin CIRCVMSCRIP7ION. Darimon (editor of La P►eeu) 12,078 Lanquetin 11,038 Majority for the Republican candidate . 1,040 The Rente i► quoted at 67f. on the Boulevard this evening. FANATICAL OUTRAGES AT TUNIS. PEON Ott PARIS CO/LIMPONDINT.) MARBEILIAS, NOXDAT. News from Tunis to the Ist inst. hes arrived. A Jew at Tunis having been instilled by the Moors, ►nd having replied with blasphemies against the religion of Mohammed, was thrown into prison, and was afterwards beheaded, and his corpse abandoned to the insults of the mob. The ocesula unanimously protested against these outrages, and Ms. Crowe, the English vier-consul, has arrived at Marseilles, the bearer of a protest aping the conduct of the Bey. DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN. PARIS, MOXDAT. oformation has reached am. of acme diaturbane which have broken oat in the South of Spain, bn: they appear to have been without importance, and were energetically *oppressed. Several officers had been sent from Madrid to hen to form a court•martial to try the insurgents recently arrested in that province. At Malaga a corporal of artillery, named Oaequi el Camisole, had been shot in presence of all the garrison, for having been concerned in the military conspiracy in that city; the troops were afterwards harangued by the military governor. The band who robbed the mail at La Carolina, and who were stronger than at first euppored, had distributed proclamations declaring themselves democrats, and calling on the people to join them. 134, JULY 7, elitift: , (IT atomic a~do Miens when it comes to be endowed Sips Muslims which the faculty is agreed as usefults4juncts to the use of mineral Wean, the liarperor's favourite watering place will not be so dull as the Moniteur of this Morning complains that it now is. In olden times the bathing season at Plombiercs was opened with zikeh pomp and ceremony. On Mayday the Prevost of Arches and the Lieutenant of Bt. Piero de Remireniont ar ambled all the inhabitants capable of bearing arms., The great bath was ornamented with garlands, and the eort4ge marched round it three times by torchlight to the cry of "Vise le Due de Lorraine!" At the Bourse the Rente wu better supported than any other securities, and towards the middle of the day it exhibited some firmness, but it closed weak, with a fall of 10c. both for cash and account, at Intr. 10e. and 67fr. 25e. Credit Idobilier wee extremely depressed, and closed at the low figure of 920 fr., with a fall of 55fr. The railway market was very heavy indeed. The great lines, which were in favour a short time since on account of the new emissions, were principally affected, and they dragged down the others after them. Lyons and Mediterranean fell 35fr. each; Lyons (new), 6fr. ; Northern, 1215.. 50e.; ditto (new), Var.; Orleans, 10fr. ; Eastern, 7fr. 00e,; Western, 20fr. ; Southern, 15ft. ; Grand Central rase 2fr. due. It is reported that there were " executions" of certain speculators who lost heavily on the last account. &ranger is a little better. This morning at six o'clock ho was able to get up for a few minutes. Ile took a cup of coffee in company with the numerous friends who are admitted to his room. ----- The papers tell a story of a baron having thrown himself from the top of Notre Dame yesterday on account of losers at the Bourse. VISIT OF PRINCE NAPOLEON. PLYMOUTH, TIVZSDIT. His Imperial Majesty's steam yacht, La Reims Itretenar, arrived here last night from Han; having en beard his Impartial Highisam Prince Napoleon and mita. HL Highness proposes to vieit the tin mines of Cornwall. The yacht sailed at midnight from Falmouth. NAVAL AND MILI2ARY. A review took place this morning at ten o'clock, _ . ca Wormwood-scran of the 2nd Segment of Life Cowls, a regiment of light cavalry, and some artillery from Wool with--• force, we believe, of three batteries. Major-General the Earl of Cardigan commanded the hoops; and the Prince Coaaort, Prance Frederick William of Prussia, and the Count de Flanders were present. ADMEIALTY, JULY 6.—APPOINTMENT.— Com mander E. It. Power (1866), to the Geyeer, 6, paddle-wheel Arm idnop, Cape hi' Good Hope atmlcei, vice A. Tower, Media& Jere 4.—Paomonome.—Lieutenants T. B. Christopher (1841) end A. Royer (1841), promoted to be commanders on the meerved half-pay ligd. ___ W. L. Partridge (18a4), to - 17 e CAOtana - n7ler of the Cord Guard. MMus $. Campbell (1888), to the Hawke, 80, screw steam ship, for the coast of Iret sod ; E. Evans (1866), to the Cotswellia, 80, screw comet guard versa, et Devonport ; sad W. Dews. (1886), to the Gulps, 84, at Sheerness. TEE MEDITERRANEAN. MALTA, JULY 1. Her Majesty's ship, Shearwater, returned from Corfu sad the lonian Islands a few days ago. She will shortly proceed to Boudrosa for 'alienate, alter take it is expecte& she will be paid u 4 in Malta. Her Majegieg Caracas, left on Sunday. She will call at Tunis for some mote case. of /dowries, and will then proceed to England to be paid off. The Caradcc is writing orders to proceed to Alexandria for the gleesome sinbaseadors, wham, In come meow* of their baggage, she will probably convey direct to England. Her Majesty's ship, Gorgon, arrived on the 30th June. She bee been employed for some montbA past in col lecting oedemata, at Co. sad Bondriun. The Sylphide yacht, with Mr. Leyland, arrived yesterday from the Coed of Syria ; and on Sunday the Fairy Qum, Mr. Bishop , sailed for anis. VISIT OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. The Moniteur of yesterday contains the following "The Emperor and Empress propose shortly to pay a visit to her Majesty the Queen of England at her reddens, at Osborne. Their Imperial Majesties do not contemplate taking any other jornicy in England, and will, during this excursion, maintain the strictest incognito." In another part of the Moniker we find : "His Imperial Highness nines Napoleon em barked to-day at Havre onboard the imperial yacht, La Heine Hortense, to take a pleasure trip in Eng land, Scotland, and Ireland. The Prince travels under the name of the Count de Meudon, and will constantly maintain the strictest incognito." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (not[ o OWN PARIB.-MONDAT ESVRTNO. The result of the elections will be known late this evening, and yon will receive it by telegraph. It is said that several master manufacturers have been induced to exercise a pressure upon their workmen against General Cavaignac, on the ground that his ' election might be prejudicial to trade. The Charirari represents a Zonave running madly among the native Kabyles, who kneel down before him, and wringing his hands with grief because the whole country being conquered his oe•.upation is gone. Es ejet, Marshal Randon's despatch, dated a few days back, said, "we are masters of the country." It appears, however, that the Zonaves have still work enough to do to keep their hands in, for a telegraphic despatch, dated Algiers, July 3, and reeeived at Marseilles this day, states that General MacMahon's division has taken the village of Arnount-Item, which was "studded with en trenchments, occupied by numerous Kabyles." At the same time, General Perigees bri gade, executing an able manceuvre, succeeded in driving the enemy to the extremity of the ravine. These encounters with the Kabyles, which attract very little notice in Europe, are by no MOBIL play weak for the French army. The last number of tho Moniteur AlgErien gives a list of nearly thirty ofh cen wounded and two killed on June 24, 25, and 211. Among the wounded is General MaeNlahon himself, who received a contusion in bis right hip from a musket shot. _ . The CO4trrier de Paris says that the reason why M. de Morny was so promptly nominated President of the Corps Legislatif was that ho might at owe take possession of the palace appropriated to the °Moe, he having no other residence in Paris. If this 'apposition be correct, the inference drawn from the nomination that the Chamber would shortly be con vened fora short session falls to the ground. It continues to be rumoured, however, thotthis semi= will take place, and it is even soil at the new house will appear as a body, to glee addltiumel Met to the Fete Napoleon,' Angst it It is esnoidesed doubtful whether M. de Moroy will be espda Nat to St. Petenloorg es plenipotentiary, but I incline to think that be will not. It is quite certain that at Nimbler= the Emperor asked him for explanation of his conduct there, end it is not so certain that rim explanations were satisfactory. Plombieres is to be snide a great watering place. The springs, which belong to the State, have been let to a company formed of inhabitant' of the Vosges for a term of eighty years. This company, in wa ndered= of being allowed to receive the profits of the thermal establishment, has undertaken to pay the expense of enlarging and repairing the baths, and to build hotel accommodation for two hundred people. During the first ten years the company is to pay no rent to the State ; but if, alter that time, the sett profits should exceed 7 per eent. upon the capital expended, the State is to be entitled to a moiety of the surplus. The situation of Plombieres, in the bosom of the Vosges moun tains, is very picturesque, the climate is silo ELECTION COMILITTBES.-( THIS DAY.) OXFORD. The Oxford City committee re-amembled et the tumid hour this morning; Mr. Hutt in the chair. Mr. Welsh y addreased the committee on behalf of Mr. Heats, the sittleg member, end contended that no cased either treating or bribery had been made out. He admitted that a large number of messengers were employed in the conduct of the election, most of whom were electors, but the pecu liarities of the contest, end the unusual length of time it lasted, rendered their employment necessary. MAIDSTONE. The above commiltro met at the usual hour this morning; Mr. G. A. Hamilton in the chair. Mr. Berjeent Pigott aildreesed the committee for Mews. Bops end Scott, the sitting members, and Instated that no thing had been proved by the fact that somo enthusiastic sup tithe onneereative interest in Maidstone had made ten rmters promisee to electors to induce them M vote for the sitting vsembers. The helmet", if they were ever given, were made without the privity, knowledge, or consent of either et those geridemen, and if such evidence wen, bald enfikient to tender void an election, no membes's seat could be safe. But the cam for the sitting members would not net upon that tins of Regiment alone ; It would be shows that the alleged premises were never made, and after this rebutting evidence he vms sure the exemittee would immediately declare the sitting members duly elected. BURY. - This committee te-ameerobicd at the usual hour this i lug, and the evidence in support of the paitionee's cam proceeded with. Prince Frederick William of Prussia is expected to entre at Dacha as the 11th. Re will there meet ha sunk the Empress Dowega of E. Generals Changarnier, Lamosieiere, and De Ito latubtaa, ecannpanied the Duchess of Orleaae, the Count de Patti, and the Duke de Chartres, from Mx-la-Chapelle to Oita& ea Sunday eambas. . . Millie Rachel, after passing some days at Mont realer, has veto. tied to Petrie, and taken ay her residence la lase hear the Rue Trades. The Beak of France, as it has done every sir emir for some more peat, Las made presents suiountiag Se leper rd. of their astries, to all iu junior employes, on asorent el the Were nrr of living and spartert. to wet et the very beirer employes the damatias to era mese. The Monitor la aileallos states that a workman af One, In that dspetssest, ha r read In some foolish book ri the grist poreeko pesseer by _a ere which had aired to a eermletr wield% sed left beard hint the ful ha biAsst r a re'.-' r iseovr, IMy elk ad children I au I have as kraus to begredlyek I lease pa ea article which will erre r yea to sereed la all re Mien Deride emerge yea the ep vie e I hese hefted ryoulf." Raritan OP Baer vid Dielarkr—The pu over write to rear wirbet Ur alleara awe emaliers. =fa a ere of regret dream The brier elf mbristpairsera is re kegebser. nor Ansi reseekhamersek arras arm, sal morel airs art leadere see eager esmed ; bat seises veil railed =Bdrab dredar are Ass entirely ersrleshol sad ; irk silectitee fter=.6belappermilisli virus for mrshorthoet awing the rare of re Ia the red of the parr or Lye Mirk. 71i:te m6 1 at tarations of trepw-depresees of spiells=t lag osaterese to resashlla-41ormelte-sevor triesse-herimercry-oomfaska of eslsd isfiallw of rata, coseentratlon-the kftg sibyls Luker mai ileigus-reative count-alonstagAr leek -a weed Orme to meet. that formerly war a etas re rattler= mad prestre-restleseases dmy mod despierre by aight.-01l ObViol4l Winglike. el ea unimmielp sire of re functions Si the hada sad ewer meter very, ami ne, stint* attention until ▪ multsgry Mord, br varairemily imaged, comers as over at el lemaity. This the smisostion " Pow Oar hie emir has ter aired kr rare r' sad WI aq rem wog earoise use be skerek_ie seek a state slimed Ilawlier, Uwe he himself or sits dna , It is Mier Is rime the public to take a ocarmermis sad ear view d die filmiest pebble subject , for, Was whip of Mk le ets steer II Is is the rad we art pithily rhea reeres. If a pmens,la a prier eras of mental ad balky health, le amedsee deaf idesemml ram: totem Ores Oa iekeHhat trigs weer sr -that the hers Is orbs*, art for wok- it the reit. ars fralr-Or all the ere of lite ars If he Oriel ho Odra "t d rei thee haws me amirmas err *sea f--Isekeolag Mad ileseds Mem sr rile ;-ff areillter Ilkodloor 0,1111/111.11111 to them, sae associated irk herlecir raromeat el the More sed Nor, sad tar of sow timer rep, itit_tissitusy saw. Vomit that re state of the beer is wad_ impart! _said maidlerstioa awl trosiasat.:7;;;Z of hysisiodmi Jradhier t fre July. (sir THE GLASGOW POISONING CASE. TRIAL OP SIXTH DAY. EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE. EDINBURGH, Momper. To-day the court wu crowded es usual ea soon as the doom were opened, and large numbers of people filled the miners daring the whole of the day. The excitement doss not man to hare abated one whit. Oreat numbers ran after the cab which calmed the prisoner f, the court to the poi, daring every danger from opposing vehicles in their anxiety to get a sight of Miss Smith. The prisoner seemed more lively to-day than she did on Saturday, and smiled occasionally during the recited of the evidence which allowed that L'Angehes had been in the habit of giving arsenic to homes and of using it himself. The judges decided to reject the evidence of the decametre ieworendam book, and no farther evidence of importance was offered for the crown. The Lord Advocate said there was a letter which It had been omitted to read on Saturday, and which he was &Amu alaruld be read now. - -- - - The Clerk then read No. 79—postmark Olssgow—date not legible. It was se follows " If P. and N. go, will you not, sweet love, come to your owls Muni? Do you think I would oak you if I saw danger in the home f No, love, I would not, Iw al let you In, lad no ono con see you. I will make it ate—twelve jf you please, I am so laming to me you, my own beloved. Sweet, dear Emile, I as. your sweet Nola I hear you my you will mato to see your Mimi—clav ler to your bveam, sad cell bee your own pet—your wife. EaDs wiH not refuse mt ; I know you will not. • • • 1 mai not wish you a merry Christmas, but I shall wish we say spend the next together, and then be happy." Thirty-one witnesses were examined for the defence. Robak Baker resided with deceased in Edinburgh in 1851, whoa he wee very low-spirited about a disappointment la love, sad once threatened to throw himself out of the win. dow, and another time spoke of throwing himeelf off the Boma winsome from Dundee stated that on one ocrsaios, ea hewing sf the marriage of a lady he had been in lon witk, ha teak up a large hails from the counter and threat ened to stab Mass f; th►t ho amend times threatened ce spoke of self-deotrumket by different means; that be hal onto spoken of giving some horns anionic while in Francs, to give them wind for their journey, and, when asked if ha we not afraid to do so, mid, " So far hum that, I have tam it myself." He said he took it to relieve pain. He had miss hash seen to take poppy seed in considerable quantities. To one witness be had apoken of using arsenic rental,. To Alexander Millar, ofOlaagow, he had once said the he thought it no gin fur a person to take his own life sad thus get out of this world if he oonld not be happy in lt. Wawa said deceased had frequently severe bowel oom• plaint& Janet Christie had heard demand, and Agnes mlime had hoard prisoner speak of using meek fur the complexion s and several drugging deposed to having leen on occasions asked for it for that purpose. William Roberts sad Charles Baird spoke to occasions on which deceased had been taken very auddealy and severely ill with vomiting and purging. Several witnesses deposed to deceased being somewhat tut, truthful as well as boastful. Charles Adam, druggist, of Costbridge, deposed to • per. son of appearance like deceased purchasing laudanum at lais shop on a Sunday afternoon, about the end of March. James Dickson, druggist, of Baillieston, on the way Gas Coatbridgr to Glasgow, spoke of a person extremely like the photograph of deceased corning in on a Sunday about ths same time, complaining of bowel complaint, and getting laudanum. Miss Kirk, daughter of a druggist in Gallowgete, Gr. gow, deposed to giving medicine on Sunday evening to s person strikingly like the photograph, but did not ruler, what It wu. It was not arsenic. Witnesses deposed to the wide circulation of en article it Chambers' lownsist, Blackwood's Nagwziro, ise., in which the use of arsenic as a oosneetic is spoken of. The following lettere were then read by the Derr d Faculty "Dated September, 1855. "Beloved Emile, 1 havejust received your note. I sloll meet you. Ido not care though I bringdisgraceon mpg' • • You are young, it you, who ought to debt life, wanting to end it. Dear Emile, for the sake of nose own loving Minnie, you should desire to live. Every me will meet with dimppointment, you know." A letter dated Oct. 19, 1855. In this letter the prior urges the deceased not to be vexed at her parents' dislike is her engagement with him. If they knew anything abed ' him, she says they would have no objection. She adds that before long she will acknowledge him as her husband. A letter, dated Tuesday, refers to a conversation she had had with the deceased, and tells him the don not believe she ever heard any young lady at school, all the time she was there, err of the thing Le mentioned. Mb did not think they were so bed. Doctor Paterson, of Leith, had attended item run cl suicide by um* in which the suicides, except one, who confessed after recovery, denied to the last having tales poison. Two storekeepers of manuferturing obsenists spoke to the extensive use of snare in their premises, and the pondalej of its abstraction. Janet Smith—l am a sister of Madeleine Smith. lon thirteen years old. I was living in my father's bean b the lot week in spring, in Blythawood-square. I dept in the manse room and bed with Madder I generally went to bed before her. On Sundays le both went at the same time. In general it war 111 same thing every Sunday. I remember Sunday, 231 March. 1 and nip sister went to bed at the same time thl night. Imn quite sore of that. It would be about halfiel tea o'clock, or alter ft a little. We went don aster tor then hem the dining-seen I don't recollect who el la bed test. We wen both undreseing at the sul Hew We balk got Into bed warty at the same time. Ift take about MN= hose waft to nudism We wrens pentlesbr loon 7 undroning that Bight. My *lf was la bed with the blurs I was asleep. Sho wee • her algbt.dethss w red. I don't know Ur of r fell Wisp bd. I don't think it was vet keg after noon to bed that 1 went to sleep. I don't re collect papa nuking • pram* of a necklace to my silt lately. I recollect him doing so noon then a year ago. By the Lord Advocate—l hers seen my cuter nit tenth I never saw her make ft In her rota es bpi a packet of it in her room. There wee a dye in if mom. We went to bed on the 22nd same time as rad it Sundays. I remember the morning Madeleine went aver I don't know whether she was in bed. She was sway w I awoke. By the Dean—l raw my sinter taking her cocoa in dining-roomi. I don't know about her being recomrneri to take bee • good thing for her. There was no math that I know of in the how* who took It. Madeleine al to keep it in her own room, and take it in the dining row On the Monday moaning, after Sunday 22nd. I found le in bed in the morning when I awoke at eight o'clock. Ift up era. Dr. James Laurie, of Glasgow, was next erred and stated that he had made experiments en Cunth's arsenic by washing his hands and ewe en it, and the only proutirde etfeet produced was • searnB the skin. Bo olio stated that he would not earidor the 01 ed it in this mew as dangerous; and would set Willie roesnothel Is writer Tornio on the skin. De. Mayo. et is _she nimbi& sod that the ononot of or Mewing in add worth the small that he did sat elik it weal berth gliedy; sod dee that the ed owls , ate sad is dir colas slid often ovoid bath the dad • d ingenriog Its }slams Abets. He 611 that jaundice. that& sonotion obseevable, woe Candy • secondary effect of arsenical poisoning. In hie error miostion ho said the absorption of the colonels' 080 8 by the blood was the cause of the appearance of the ejn Mr. Hugh Hart, a druggist, hem Glasgow. err list the distance from the Raids,. of Allan to Stirling was br two to three miles. The distance from Costbridge bln Great Western road was eight mitre or so. adj T ou bia rned tin ti l. ll bed to-mo the rro t w xcul a pa t to te r n Y o " 'cl i oelt dm , ce Astn "d the lb. l Bl 7 ""lol to be addressed by the conned. TOE SUPPOSED MURDER AT CARDIFF. -1 foreign captain is not, as was at first supposed, deed. it trite that he leaked some very severe stabs and was throe overboard by Davis, the amencen mate; but it appeemdel the circumstance was observed by the crow of another es. who fortunately rescued him and put him whore oe dock, when he crawled away to his vessel, and wss coax to his hod until Saturtlay . afternoon, when be weld M O dl station-house, and save information of the outrage S superintendent of police. 11115-PROOF Lubles' DREsses.—Within t Wry short time two young ladies have been burnt to &elk, Ogg to their light muslin dresses catching arc from a brit match—one In London, the other et Cokbester. It 014 0° be gwareelly knoem that all ladle. light Mesas ma y Wei fireproof at • MOM scentual met. by stesTing d lines or cotton used in making thorn, in • dilu:des'J': el o chloride of lino. We have sees the very finest ambit bit in the Same of a candle, and charred le aIA = li the least Same; and we have been feinted. to slate Clara Webster wee burnt to death. from her der,_ catebieg ire cm the stage, the muslin dresses el ill le dancers at the beet theatres are made fireproof. 01: ai r isormere Amid Mks the hint.—Mediesi 21sers.