The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-28 00:00:00

PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Duxes or macro= AND sow= mericcLeze re Is OBTAIN= AT TKO OM= OF TI! CHILI IRGIVILLII., COCO? OF ILMOPICT, zesnonumeareizr. BAN CRUM - _ JoHY BARRER, Dover, vtctuaile7,tositrre oder Dee. B, at 12. WaLtait CRAWFORD But, Oroivenouggee, Commercial-, - Not; nutrtocr. Dec. 8, at WILLIAM ECRU!" Olooccateeplace. Westmoreland-road, sad Richmond plAce, Walwurth, earner, Dec. 12, at 12. AIXXANONJI OwLeiN, Hell-street, Edgware-road, Joon/Milan iron plate worker, Dec. 12. at 11 . FRANCIS 111Wi1 Dense-skeet, Golden-aquare, licensed tualler, Dee. It, at 12. Colas James brialWa, Great James-street, Bedford-row, gentlemaa. Dec- tl, at Jim= SUNNILLS, ifeecburch-street, porter, Dec 12, at 1. QUILL= JoSaill lloanaT, Albloo-terrace, Camberwell New road, horned victualler, Dec. 14. at 3. Loma ntintugus Burt, Vlctorla-temce, Westbourne-grove, professor of towing, the. 14, at I. Cliaittas Ham, Broad...tiger-villas, Makla.hiU West. and Coble cano-,acct, city. accountant, Dec. 14, at 2. JOHN CHARLINI HAWKINS. Twickenham, labourer, Dee. 14. at 2. GOLDaI, hoadelde 3411e-eud, Swelter Dec. le, at 2. Tama CMILISTILLLI MACIWW. Chelsii. wooer. Dee. It, at I. Wee Glionalt Casita, Norwich, bootesaker,Dec. 11, et T. PIOIO PLAJQCI, RuperLdreet, Haymarket. dyer, Dee, 1S! It EMIT Devine, Falcon - street. City, and Speacw-ternice, Lower road, Islingtoto, conunlariou agent, Dec. 15, at I. JAMB 'Olin HicossEY, Royal MinLstrest waste paper dealer, Dec 15, at It WILLIAM TIPPLER, Chelsea, colonial broker, Dec. 15, at 12. JAM JlaMa WILCM, Lbleinsostreet. My. and Welbeckatreet, Csreadishequare, printer, Dec. lA, et IL BLATCH, Attleld Broad Oak. near Bartow, Ease; farmer, Dec. 15, at 11. Gangs 'WILLIAM Harr. Pee manufacturer, Dec. 15, at 12. Joan Bons and JOSHCA Batas , Munster.street, Regent'epark, building material dealt's. Dec. 11, at It TMOMA, 'Rantoi, South-end, Kensington, baker, Dec. 8, at 3. THOMAS PRILLOn, Siarchmontetreet, Burton-crescent, cutler, Dec. 15, at 1. WILLual Murat CHILD, Hereford, and Great Malvern, Woe cestenkire, builder, Deo. 14. it 11. Joan HAIL, Plerdierick, Staffordshire, bricklayer. Der. 14, at It JAM= WILLIAMS, Hereford, and Great Malvern, Worcestershire, Millar, Dee. 11, at 12. Joan MARMOT? TAI Loa, Birmingham, victualler, Dec. 11, at It =MAID 00C111:101. Rugby. coat merchaut, Dec. 11, at 12. JORI Are nn and Mogan Acerrs, Nottingham, sad Long Eaton, Derbyshire, lace man itacturen, Dee. 5, at 11. /Lamm Ittniners, Newchurch, Larmarthenahlre, clerk In holy orders, Dec. 11, at 11. /tomer erAaa. Deroeshire, farmer, Dec. 11, at It 11.101A1D Dame Evanson, Torquay, Devonshire, docter_etase dleina, Dec.:ll, at Ir. Jon ?eternizes, Angram, near York, farmer, Dec. 14, at 11. Eberle Venal Native, Hoyland Nether, Yorkshire, fanner, 'Dec. 11, at 10. ImAJICW Bunn, Manchester, grocer, Dec. 8. stn. Obiben ILeioe, Manchester, shaman, Dec. it, as 11. JAM. BoutoW, West Gortoo, near Manchester, manufacturing ambit, Dec. 21, at It ReagaVe MINIM Manchester, warehouseman, Dec. 7, at It &Learn I4We andJolllll , ll itax.sro, Oldham, cottelnPinbsta Dec. 8, MIL _ IC I npland.rosd, shoe itle7/13 fliiiollD, Oath,* auctioneer, Dec. 11, at 1!. WaLIAII ZMULT ADCOCK, Sheffield. beewtee traveller. Dec. 9. at 2. _ 'MUSLIN WILLIAMSON, Maryport., Cumberland, Innkeeper, Dee 7. et & Jnans Worn, Desevum. Cumberland, Innkeeper, Dec. 7, at a Joan Liam anu.err, litusaplerpotat, SUISMI, baker, Dec. CI, se 3. .. . ._ . . .. _ __ . _ WIUZ A DAireOlt, llubrough. Yorkehlre, grocer, Dec. 10, et S. Joiu lzArsa. Portia, Mewed % - sctualler. Dee. 17, 411. Coaer.iu alutriu. ANDREW. Swansea, junto. brewer, Dec. 0, et 2. Wurne WM, Ora& Bradley, Suffolk, butcher. Dec. 17, e$ U. CRAMS Meant Ecklilgton„Worcesterab.,publlce4Dee.lllo4 U. IDerni Tom Bright... clerk, Dee. 0 at IL Jon Wise'''. Itaveestooe, Burks, innkeeper, Dec 11, at L Dn. at 11. WILIAM ligcreceu,, Lower lencing, seam Iltered vktealler, Oita, Minsloo. Cornwall, tlentas,Dee. Mt 11. isms 1 18181 s% 1/0.00 carpenter, Dec 11, si I. Doi= ADAM baker, Dee 12, et i. Jour Affimins, grad , Dana" a , Ote. araaaa. Dee 10, at 12. J lasslaisua, balm U. at 12. Conivall, @ukase, Dee. 12, at 10. J:=l l tent ia =epool. Joiner, Dee U. Joss Isoniss, IllesleTa in erbyebbe, shoemaker, Dee at lt /mom Tomas Casa, Darby, tan latter, Lim 0 at It HIM Mons, Dully, taw► builder, Dee 8..2 12. ilsosis/amo, Ma t lab:r e r, Dec 8, at li Timms Wistar„ labor, Dec 8, at It. ILtriszvr Man" , Dertgablia, PSISsIt walk Dec. at II °soma Wirrs. lidikratAta, Deb pi, tailor, Dec S. 1 1 1 Jam Mon DaBtB2. yob Nabs Ilia SI. at IL Witasam no *Ma MEM" Mak Dm U. 1 . Mum' Quasar Naddlodaltrattilla Del al_ Cum= lorDAis„ iamb. Norfolk. wirehnight, in 10, at II balms Ltinzr laewrla, Sa lo 9. haulier. Dec- KA IL Wail= Her , abe store keeper, Dee. 12. et 10. Jan Jots !teas" dallier, Dee St, at imam al* tam Ira 21, at N. Ph itsmoui, labessmalst. 11,5 111. CZAJUiII Wass, Igigm. pia bawd Mks; Nall, at , Watts* Nerseb. sissatlaal, Doc 8, at 11. ' Illtiatit Maas • Bodoni, Isialdwer, Dia at 1L Joss Limas, abeirbealco, Yorkshire, }cuirneysesa wheel wright, Deo 11, at la Wimatia Wass" Ilogalawapas.llaD, dramilat, Daa. 7, et 11. WILLIAM Colol2 U, Ureepeol. he. ark In as Ismazaaas alba Dot I, at I Roo Tama% Raabe dart dealer. Du. 8, at 8. mum = mo ssiz e Waa vkaamilar, Dls, at eassoas amatiasamr, Dee o at 11. IL , =ads 11VINS, Ableoloa. lestaltre, toot miaataalttror, Den IL al Job War raaansr,Das.Kat Joint == w l:pe r . 10, at 10. TROMSO TAVE= B6 / 1 /7r 1 1 •aast IL Wilma' Lon% W Dia at 10. Joss Mimic, Natibvialk nous Pim; 11118102, Da. 8, a 4 IL WM EXAUULITIONIL Dde. a W. Dia alleilm, Derwar was. lieler-Dea IL , 0 . islith arm% Shaellailla Dararste eirese-Dsc. IL G. PIM* Isimerverst, .!4 rshor m ax Imaremike-Dos. IL NM AMII % hem aplaser--Die. IL . in Diorama." bilow-ros. IL W. Mier , , emailhe , .fit'-Dan. U. W. J. Wood, lisse eo r e a g r m. ' soda imilsr mil il ile=se. IL J...... L__...... 19 aser..lll. Jame& wisning. U. W. Ea" aiess.=-Di vitigi ttrl Jew, If srpreassia =eibleer-Dis. I. .. Ore: WM" meer-Dos. IL H.l Me NOM Mt arilisioss. IL A. C. IL I swiesairs. gremp-am t& & awls Brilegar sew=elsrh-Drt L. la ears, .M.2 Law rarrlke. IL IL J. Oink 111 w la Ihreder dremese Plumm tr. rTiWilse. I D=.lol:9RiDes. L 'um ii`erw. load, oelliew-Doe. ILL Mph UM Teciliesk ,aw = Ilimed 14. W. I. are" liansw4med.jsieslimalimileserDea IL T. Market a D aka m i len. Vollare. Dee. U. J. -Dr. IL T. ml & leoreofte, C = L iroetrets. erred ILL lismirr, Maroc. sal OM* Ilsod. Y horlo emarme-Doe. IL Ana =, Weedirs e rem-Dr IL T. Mae s ised Imea." ear rake r & De j a IL IL = 1111611 1E D. 6146174a=m . * Desk lamb: . Dec. U. I Deardasiork Dr ralipu ip.. . U. I. WM" Chsellempeellea Doe U. /1.. Waked Mielisir er-Dec. U. I. Al6 l=tilie lli M Werserralre, bekklayer-Des. IL C. Ms Mill loswer-Doc. II J. S. iselk air =areh ib"l = Moir-D.. U. J. D. Tolley, Illerfester 4i psdip-Ope, U, 1. ]marl]. 1111miagNAB. labour-Doe ft . Ae;,..46. mar Itisrersiik artle-Lisc. U. J. flitt. r , ~,o h m . terw-Dse. ft T. maw h ",el/11-11fa & A_ son I & v isa.. that, we Dr. 111. W. lerramo-Dro. IL . Elerial i n =L ee IS. a. gint4 Dee IL D. A. llawlds. Tam = Nero- De& 11. L a Umbra e reselell Lit-,fiss. IL P. tack heisber-Des. sa. & tm', MDed. a 3. W Ilbuserix, Carterna a fase- -Dea U. E. ems Oar*. timbered, sellerresier-Deo. 17. C. 111014 reolber-Lese. IA W. Air DM" Yarkohlos, helar-Dos. 7. J. Owee, dab, dierre=as iir_am ier sio. rher-11110. Ig. J. Aar. Ilik*l. Yrielre 17. IL Parra, less lb flisp-Dos. U. W. J. Warr Ere Zetkord. If Dec. It T. L Ilsor, Sias Darer Dr 9. J. Oa" roe Seetar, Wlitslere, A. Uri Wseres, Borbalige, 10111Neger-Doe. U. J. lloollank Daffy, are-Dec. U. J. 011116 n. Dab/. em eras apacies. 11. J. & Dowilell, effases.,pstakr IL A. l=l piiiii ieser . e. helair-lise. 1.11. a J. low, LOU Downion. Wrier-Dm. It y. IL Own, Surincepon-Treut, skomets-Dso. It H. H. Melose, lierifor, groaer-Dex IS. W. Pte. bO srefard. .16. W. Ens& la. lower, Mlle la ale- Tir e . d r ib-Mc IL la.M. Cure. Isms. vistraller- Dr 19. W. lloeuiell, laskrkes's lakom- Dr 10. J. All., abilli t d". erossiashire, Y. itellsew-Dee. is. W. Jam, Iherdelea. Deaseldad, w00..-bos. It L Wherod, Ilsherier, weressimikin. raw -Der iik S. Deafer Lam" Waranlindlim, eirr-aoa is. 0.0. MAMA Creperiard, Ilielkeeirdee. ler Doe IL & 5 . *mak tied ore, islase-Des. IL J. las baps, iliesseresier, Milimes.--Des. 17. & W bee, lihstionee, Derialers, wai rillitllPTCY A: MULLED. Yr. U. Wllskim Imp OMIT, Dorplora City, pear. DICLILIA7IONS OP DIVIDEND& Sim Elidoe. IL Orreurs, err Wellier" Ihroritlra, mreor-diviosed elm. eel., nay Tswidej, r Whitmore s, Mr lm Tem, Wld.a kacsablze, riesr-ted aired at ea, ay Warr" MD y orr i aivespooL Deo. It R. Tate. HI a, Middlesex, cam serma-Doo. It & Speseer, Ventoor, Ink of Wight, Sceneries Mgr - Des. 14. J. Freemen aid P. dwelling. AL Gewrgiessmiwynal44- ilvet7mable keepers-Dseke. A. Y. mquiy 1, - za - draper-Dec. 15. 1. W. Cols, Priderpiere liermy - Dec. IL C. Learaock. Careers; Wellassemra 1170787- Dec. I& A. L Seven, Norwich, haberdasher- U. Deed" Oxford, bookseller-Dec 11. W. M. West ri=rflosesx, tarrner-bec. 15. J. P. Pees, No Dersl -Doc. 14. 1.. L. Allder, Chetton,lresy, Mrlniree- Das. IL lishe Hoods and James 1116/MA Chlgtalit..WWYWnlinw. =z-r mo r. S. & Polka. Netrafa. gasest- i, #. w. A. WM Dresirelk, Itatirdelfro. eZilimr-D. ., Di ac. l ia r. prom" WM& wit Dime Yoder*. herher-Dso. It IL Water Mberts" Yoshabs, Mee assasidem-Der IL T. (Ia weriu m , A DM. T. & 1 Weaver, Classir Home elceseller-Ditt 19. J. Gar Erse pool, insatter -Dec. IL J. J. Brow& sad J lam m o uth, emir, di prude's-Dee. IL J. Cowper Whir, castdre, alder merehast-Dec. 7. J. Dole" leseisa Mess eissise-Dee. IS 0. Corriere, Ids, Dereelere, heisher-Die. ft 19. Den. Earierse Dwane, airoth, Marre- IL Doi. U. J. perm, Whitby, Peeked*. Norse-Dee V Mocasleb, lAncesbire, gentleman-DOA MI H. Am, Olouoistarldr. Messed innkeeper-Dr 7. J. Whitehavite, Conlbsrlan I-Dea. 7. W. Gate. WlAlehams. Cam bcrmd-Dec SI. H Mullion, Liverpool, retruset-Dec. 23. P. Atkin, Manchester, .i4cd_agedt. PLIMRESEDS DINOLVID. W J. IPC.appin awl J. M. Roper, L verpool-A. Desealone and 0 Pohl, Liverpool -L li.. &sae and R. Pickled, Nabs is Murnd,n, lancnslore, c01t... manufacturer. -J. E. Iwron sad I. Stuart, High 4ttent, Whew:hark provlaloa inerchanis-l. Rare gat Orpregg. avardsmaale lair..: far " landau Waft Paw, maul le at Ilka gam 111. Boavarladuest, by Toe lida day at pabilialios. 9ornrr.owsw. Inomaa, BLAIMIZ IVIUM Roam W. E. Wslos, E. Owl, A. Clook,, A. at Alb i n and W. Runs= : Mow L ai V i t rr . a llt e zjjerrood.—AM TER MARRIAGE of 0 , Xr. A. Mialaa.—Omassme M T. fteIIIAILIM. Iniumi,llllZlll =ITEM MEd Hove, /Ingo, sad C. Mathew.: Maw C. Y.Ib.e.—THH GOLDIN ILZICIL Mr. sad Mrs. C. Mathews. —COOL All A CUCWICata. Mr. C . Mathavia—Aad LITTLE DAIRY. NW N.M.. LT0115711. Ilto IMMO, ITNCLIF BAIR. Xr. 1114dleann aad Ms C. lactimq-41XL DIIIOIIIO, • Love Rory. 1:= fteigt, 11•••••=, lira% Clarks. mid And= ; Tim. Uygur, awl Nigro/Mc and Man san 1R;TAIIIIIA._ Tim MEW" INN ofMir OINS XY. Nashass B. lam arl X 7asli—rr.l. Taylor, find DIEM mod Nam =AM TX' JEWNW Or TIE TEMPLE. with 11W Er/let ~ ocomisones I. aIYE wiry AT LONDON =IDOL Two DAT ...Kaaba 3b. 332.51.4. Ninth& 4A. .Aamesh„ a 6. V. LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28. Tax Qesont's Government has lost no time in laying before the country the oommuniestions which it has held with that of the Emperor of the Ewa oa the subject of a Congress proposed to be convened is Paris to settle the affairs of Europe. The despatch conveying the Anal resolution of the /triad* Goveronwai bees the date of Wedaseday ha, and lent sight the entire correspondence was published in the London Gazette. The views by which Minimises have been guided are so tho roughly in hammy with those of the nation, that' nothing is risked by this madames. For the same Mae, meting novel in to be looked for in the Wars. The public will, however, feel interested is Angevin how the Government has borne itself towards that of France in the peculiar situation mated by the 311711.01e8 unexpected and singular proposition. - the amiss of conimnnications opens with a per lease of the Lemon, dated November 4, and alarmed directly to the Qum. No corm spoodent pommel reply tippers to have been re turned by her Heiser; or, if each • letter was written, it mutt have been one of mere courtesy, Is which no plass could be argued among State documents- The formal and of acknowledg ment of the Imperial proposal was returned on the 11th indent by the SECZATAZY of &TAUS for Fo. max Aprons, and it was anaceeded on the fol lowing day by another despatch, in which the reemmings of that proposal were examined, and their applicability discussed, while further explanations as to the manner of realising the ends of the Congress wee, invited. The dad* of the QIIIIN'S Government respecting the fitness of a Congress se a means of attaining the oblate set forth in the Enzinost's letter were at the anklet frankly aided. It was announced that in the view of the British Government the main provisions of the Treaty of Vienna are in full fors- 1, not to return to this 'chime, we may observe, by saltation, that the Emperor of the nom is of the same opinion, notwithstand ing a phrase in the Imperial fteschof November 5, which at the time of its delivery made a profound impression is France. As to those changes which have been made in Europe in disregard of the Treaty of Vienna, and for which the sanction of the Great Powers has' not been obtained, we, it proposed by Prance to claim that recogni tion I Apia, other portions of the Treaty of Vienna are menaced, and upon these the most important questions arise. The French Govern ment was @eked to state the nature of the propo sals to be made on this subject by the MIPZION in what direetioa they would tend, and whether, if agreed to by a majority of the Power; they were to be enforced by arms The practice of the Holy Alliance at the Congress of Vienna was re called to mind, and the French Government was asked whether that example was to be followed at the present Congress in came of disagreement " Upon all them points," Neel Russ= wrote, " her Maas:ores) Government must obtain lath factory explanations before they can come t o any " daisies upon the proposal made by the MEM " lot" At the same time it wee appropriately observed, that whatever doubts the QUINN'S Go vernment entertained referred only to the beet means of attaining objects equally desired by both Governments. The reply of M. DROUTIN DE LIMB is dated Nov. 23. The most important portion is that in which the Minister of the FJUPI243II touches upon outeheeding European questices which it was prepared to refer to a Conran. It will be men that IL DZOITYN DE LIIIITII does not answer Earl Rawasses most important inquiries ; indeed, be arguer that he ought not to anewar them. The leriaos must go into a Cooper " free of " *very engagement," which implies that he mast be free to make any engagement that may mom pod to him. To preserve his impartiality toward, the many Sovereigns be has invited, he must decline offering previous explanations to any of them. M. DEOUYE DI Laura dwells upon the deep commotion, of Europe, indicates the . and H. 1 B. Harrison, West &mall* lit' ilalaristAar. founders—H. Stokes and W. leAssAsr, graugm— Grieve sad W. 1. Telbla, B. 3. Lamb, P. Imb, and J. IL 4 11 4 6 6t i0r‘ 3= aiiiwiln7s—J. A. Darn and H. Stabliage, Omit ISSISSS. Southwark, marble chlmneylece manufacturers—D. S , tee, W. Thawing, and J. Rooker, Blackburn., wine inerchantS. SO f SS ioPzda W. Thwanta—A. glen. H. Hart, and J. Bolton, cotton waste deelers—S. Dalkonley and k Shaw= deratleld, mungo manufacturers—C. H. Bake and P. W. Bake, Marne, Lancashire, chemists—C. W. &gamey and C. H. C. What man. Salisbury, attorneys—l. Underwood and 0. Harper, Dean street, Soho, Imam merchants—l. Desks, T. Hansom, and H. Hamm, Bradford, Yorkshire, Mali manntsoturers—J. Nowa sod G. Pike, Parliament-street, partiamentary west& respective lituations of Poland, Denmark, the sountries It the Lower Danube, Venetia, and Rome as Galling for the consideration of the Great Powers, and finally suggests the diminution of the burden of armaments which would follow the removal of so many causes of mutual distrust. He repeats that the method indicated by the larreacia is one which would avert dire calamities; but when he comes to that portion of Earl Ruessiz's despatch in which it is asked what is the method of the EKPIROR in its ulterior and practical stages—whether, for instance, the reso lutions of the majority of the Powers are to be earned out by force of arms in spite of the protest of the minority—he can only reply that England surely does not expect France "to specify " the kind of sanction which the decisions of the " Congress would carry with them." "To the "Powers represented there would pertain the "right of pronouncing upon these points." Earl Ruessres reply, dated the 25th instant, shows that it was precisely on these points that the English Government desired information, without which it wee impossible for it to entertain the Im perial proposal. Id. DROUYN Di LHDYB having admitted that beyond the assembling of a Congress he bad nothing definite to propose, Earl Rossuum enters into • searching examination of the grounds for supposing a General Congress of European States likely to furnish a peaceful solution of the various matters in dispute. At the present moment, he observes, no Power is ready to give up any territory to which it has a title by treaty or a claim by possession. Buena, for instance, would not give up Poland, nor Austria Venetia, at the request of a Congress. The con clusion of his close, irrefragable argument is : " But if the mere expression of opinions and " wishes would accomplish no positive results, it " appears certain that the deliberations of a Congress "would consist of demands and pretensions put for ward by some and resisted by others ; and, there " being no supreme authority in such an assembly to "enforce the decisions of the majority, the Congress " would probably separate leaving many of its " members on worse terms with each other than " they had been when they met. But if this " would be the probable result, it follows that no decrease of armament& is likely to be effected " by the proposed Congress." The groundi on which • British Government resolved in 1863 to decline so magnificent • proposal as a grand Congress to prevent war and confirm the great interests of peace, will be closely scrutinised in future ages. While regret ting the reasons which have made that decision in evitable, we are confident that the impartial judg ment of posterity will vindicate the course which the Quxis's Government has taken with the so. tire and hearty approbation of the country. - - SCOTCH SALFIVITIATIONS. JAW WATT sad Wll.lllll Lunt, 01Wow, gotkek Dec. I. at the Faculty Hal. Oleagon. 1110 em, DOOOIIIIIT. Glasgow. Mt inerchent, Dec. 3, at the Faculty Hall, Glaegow . WILLIAM MILLIS, Linitthgewthire, and Oldie:10k, lenfrewshire, farmir, Den t 1 at the Star and Herter Hotel, Linlithgow. !Mt court. WINDSOR °Lau, Nov. 21. The Queen, seeounpanied by the Crown Prince's al Prairie (Maar Royal) sad Princess Loci" walked and drove is the peas& tide arguing. The Priamet Weis, the Gown Prince ol Wei, mad the Duke de Cimino went out hunting with the herring, Weeded I , : IlsiovOeseral Hoe. A. Hood, Major Teesdale, mad Xs* flehwelaita. The bake sad Dachas of Chartres sad the Earl of Oaetiels salved at the Orli* yesterday. Ties Earl of Oarkiale had ea auditions of tats QOM. The dinar party yesterday lac:Wed the Pease mad Priam* of Wales, the Crows Prime aad Primers of Praia* Priam, Balsas, the Duke sad Dashers of Chartres, the Hari of OaAW, Lady Huy Hood, Lady Coro. Use Darriaika, Wood Hear Sir C. Phipps, Dr. Halssaessa, and the ladies sad gladsome ia allsadanas The Judicial Committee of the Privy Conseil sat peeler. day. ha appeal from Bengal. "Rajah Leilaaaad flag v. the Goveraiseat of Bs.pl sad others" (part heard), was renamed. The lords proem were Lord Cludrodord, the Lard Judie.. Knight Brace, Sir J. Coleridge, Sir L. Peel. I and Sir J. Colrile. SATURDAY ,EVENDI:I3I, NOVEM: R 28, 1888. :BE, LATESt . INTELLIGI&di. AMERICA. INDLL DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF EARL ELME The following telegram from the Bombay govern ment has been received by the Secretary of State for India, dated November 15 : "The following message to your address, dated November 13, has been received from Sir R. Napier, from Calcutta : " ' Lord Elgin has become so dangerously ill that he has thought it necessary to communicate with Sir William Denison, and a steamer is in readiness to proceed to Madras, if neoessary.' " The last accounts of Lord Elgin were up to 4 p.m. of November 14 ; he was daily becoming wester." Olona's maaux.) NEW YORK, Nov. 16, Evzirogo. (Per the Adriatic.) General Banks' expedition landed on the 2nd inst., at Brazos de Fentiagen, on the Texan coast, nine miles from the month of the Rio Grande. Advice. from Brazos to the 4th instant state that Banks was marching on Brownsville. It is reported that on the arrival of the expedi tion the Confederate authorities burnt Fort Brown and the greater portion of Brownsville, notwith standing strong resistance on the part of the inhabitants. 0011MERCIAL TNTELLIORNCE. NEW YORK, Nov. 16, Piano°. Money easier. Gold, 47* per oent, premium. Exchange on Paris, 3fr. 550. Stocks heavy. New York Centrals, 134 Illinois, 117 e. Erie, 103 e. Six per Cent, United States Bonds, 108 i. Caton steady. Middling upland, Sfic. to 86c. Flour steady. Wheat in good demand for export. Corn advancing. Provisions very firm. Coffee inactive. Sugar steady. Molasses very firm. Pa troleum dull. Crude, 2611 to 27. Refined, 41* to 42. NEW YORK. Noy. 17. Mournio. General Meade visited Washington on Sunday (the 13th), and after a conference with Mr. Lincoln returned to the army. General Lee is reported to be going into winter quarters behind his entrenchments on the Rapidan. The impression is general that Meade will not prosecute the campaign further this season. Southern despatches to the 13th report con tinued firing between the Federal sad Confederate batteries around Chattanooga. The Federal' have made a movement from the right to the left of Bragg's position, with the view of making a diversion, in order to attack Look-out Mountain, or to send troops to Burnside. Advice.' from Charleston to the 13th state that the bombardment was still kept up. The Richmond Enquirer announces the arrival at Richmond of 850 prisoners from Et/amide's corps. The Montreal Advertiser announces that 36 Con federate officers arrived some time ago at Halifax from Wilmington, in the steamer Robert Lee, and proceeded to Canada, provided with funds for carrying out a plan to release the Confederate pri soners on Johnston's Island. Their plans were dis covered and frustrated. The authorities have taken such precautions as will prevent the success of this attempt. Mr. Wendell Phillips has made a speech asserting that President Lincoln had informed him that the greatest folly of his life was the issuing of the emancipation proclamation. The New York Herald marts that the principal object of General Banks's expedition is to break the contraband trade between Mexico and the South. The Confederates not believing that Banks would land on the Rio Grande had scattered their forces in other parts of Texas. Banks insugumted his command by issuing stringent orders against disloyal persons. The steamers Asia, City of London, and Edin burgh have arrived out. NEW YORK, Nov. 19, Evionro. (By T•v► lo •t Jokes.) _ General Lee's army is reported to be in possession between the Rapidan and Orange Courthouse. General Msade's cavalry have advanced to the Rapidan. It is reported that Meade will shortly attempt the passage of the Rapidan, all the fords of which Lee has strongly fortified. Rumours are current of a collision having taken place between Burnside's outposts and Longstreet's advance in East Tennessee. At Chattanooga the Confederates continue shell ing the Federal position in Raccoon Valley, along the river, and around the city. No serious casualties are reported. General Sherman's corps has reinforced Grant's right. Bragg has also been heavily reinforced. At Charleston the bombardment of Fort Sumter oontinuee. _ _ CAPE RACE, Nov. 93. The City of Baltimore paired here this morning. CONNRECIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORE., Nov. 19, EVIDIING. Money tight. Gold has advanced to 51f, the rise is attributed to the drain of specie to Europs. Ex change on London, bankers' bills, 167. Exchange on Paris, Mr. 35c. Stooks improving. New York Centrals, 136. Illinois, 121 ft. Erie, 105. Cotton steady. Middling upland, 85c. Flour, wheat, and corn, advancing. Provisions and sugar steady. Coffee very firm. Molasses in good inquiry. Petroleum dull. Crude, 24f. Refined, 37g. NEW YORK, Nov. 90, Nowa°. After four days' heavy skirmishing Longstreet has driven Barnside's army into Knoxville, and completely invested the city. Longstreet yesterday captured a position in front of the city, the Federal. falling back to their de- fences. It I; believed that Burnside will vigorously do. fend the city, which is strongly fortified. RR= =DAL AWARDED. ALLKN'S PATINT POR US sad THAI/UMW BAGS whit LAMB WARMS'S TRUNKS, =TADS. with lbw Mega DISPATCH BORIS, inuntro asa DRESSING CASES. Sad KO taw &Mass tar bar or eastlasatsl Ravelling. DEsdraWd iallelassee poet tree. Also Allie's bane* Similar* Clialigue d Twlsble Dsd (kw* Drumm, Law Chaim Witablapolods. Cantinas. &C.. •Aut tree. E. W. ALLEN. Illawitaatam sal Pehmles. ST, Ws* awls& Lauda% W.C. ALFRED WEBB MILES, Everybody buoys Y. NJ:MOVED trona Bood4Or oat. be 1100 mi nirier. Hanover. pawn, In laid. The lee. T b y Lim, la all the New Patterns for Wider, " Wier = ffilei vee." SPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLIKEN. . .. A. W. MartiTs; ;OW ITlTZOinice this AL Meek la the .reeve emir mom se re idelllalmit le wow replete for Ovirresle, Yuan% Oita, and seadell woUrproo/ 0100 Me lerthsg. - The veskilyel lb& sal hook Coi No. A aisles et Ai pima Id 124isiniallAs waile llse d Wilda Writ Cloths. IBTAID tall. Oolzr adkar 'PROTIUM—SpeciaI attention is called to the A. mow HINT= STOCK saw witotimin who do not dad pay( a fair pries toe a t o pair at Trouser. can depend on sad plasm ali mit ha ezaalled, at HAMILTON sad 10S, Maud, opposite isobar Hall. DO NOT FORGET YOUR APPOINTMENT ! ..5., IV* imp at WARM Ooveotiardea. after Jake. Camel 1 THE PRINCE AND PRINCE&S OP WALE. WINDSOR, Nov. 97. It is expected that their Royal Highnesses the Priaoll aad Prisons of Wales will leave the Chills far Frestaare Home either to-day er whit& the ant few de" It le understood that their royal highnesses will speed °briskness et Pregame, and reside there till Fehruszy. The Prisms sf Wallas harriers stet yesterday at Mr. Temper's, Inks Ead, user Denney. The meet 'Waded the Prier of Wales, the Drown Pries of Praia, the Oaks of Chorines, and a large kid a tho aristocracy and ride is a the asighbourhood. Her Royal Hier= the Princess of Wales as. ass pre• sent in or of the royal wares. The sport MN suoles4 end the rent rod, the von* secupyiag about two hoes, to the evident enjoyment el the royal sportsmen. The birthday of her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge was celebrated with the customary re fuldwgs at Lew lest mates. The princess completed her soa year yesterday. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess d'Aamsle will speed emend days next week el& the Marquis sed Marchioness of fia'binary. at Hatfield Home, Harts. A dittiaguiahed party is ievitwi to meet their royal Weissman. _ The Earl and Countess of Derby have entertained a distioguished party at Knowsley Park, near Preseet, daring the week. The visitors have included the Marquis sad Marehionna of Bath, the llaraltionem (Maria) al Alba. bury, the Earl of balmesbary, Viaresst and Viseonstme Newport, Views= sad Vim:oaten Grey de Wilton, Lard sad Lady Wbassdiffe, and Lewd Claud Handbills. The gerelleris of the party bare bad exoellest obotadva far whisk the weather bis bees remarkably am . _ Lord Stanley, IC P., has joined the party ea amibled at Higbelare Castle, near Newbury, as a visit to the Earl sad Cocatems of Caraarroa. The marriage of Rear-Admiral the Hon. Charles G. J. B. Elliot, C. 8., brother of the Bari of Mato, with JEW Blacks**, daughter of Sir Edward /Hackett, Bart, wUI take whoa t►e weak attar amt. Lord Llanover has arrived at his residence in Ofllll4 Steabopewiresi from Liariover, Above's'', Mr. Chichester Fortesons, hi P., spoke on Thurs day maim at the usual dialer of the Malden Liberal as Hs dideaded the celesta policy of the reverential, sai *ea, proesediag to dad geaerally with reform. az' peewit bin alma, hope that the liberal party would moos be Ina* working for fresh triumphs in the arterial of the asked hasehies, sad similar matters. Yr. WilliAWD, LP" sad Yr. &idea, were also among the mss. the Wier gealissase enlarging epos the alibied of the past sad Ware rl the reform moetiroset. I _ LOAD bony. The Time/ considers the fatal Woe of Lead Eigia's illoe. ea • matter of certainty, asid preen& to give • biographical data el his exadlusey :—" What was this sabred his aompleiat," wept the Tana, "1 sot earlidely Imam Although the saddens= at the disaster would lead to the eappoilioa that Lend Rea was elm* down by owl of those rapid dimes, whisk me lasts td to the ladiaa climate, than is ground to believe that this ass not the owe, but that we must attribute his lasensore &wetly to his publio cares. He is known to kayo been safferlag from bout complaiat ; he had gesso to the bills at that period of the pear when Indium gesierally such for ndezeilon ; be had just bees over • pan 13,000 ft. high; sad be bad coin planed of the effect at the mortatain air as his breathing. It was soon ate, this exploit that his .Arrest maalforted itself ; and the isfenmee is that IS is in these eiroametaaera we are to look for aa explaaatioa el the unexpected calamity which Ira now record." It is ohmage to redact that not • sisals goveraor-geosrel remalao alive, except Lard Elsa- . bariecti, alio ;eat oat twoaad-twesty years sea Lard Asiklear. W b«a loo( dead, Lord Hardiage is Iced, tie Marqais d Dalhouoie sad Lad Caziniog bare boID bun carried to Indy graves. SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT IN INDIA. Colonel Norman telegraphs as follows to the Bombay government from Mclean Meer, Nov. 12 : "In an affair on the frontier, on the 9th inst., we bad about 60 men killed and wounded, including Major Harding, 2nd Sikh Infantry ; Lieutenant Murray, 71st Highlanders ; and Lieutenant Doug las, doing duty with the 71st Highlanders, who were all killed ; Lieutenant Oliphant, sth Door khas, and Lieutenant Battre,Guide Corps, wounded. The Commander-in-Chief reached Lahore this even ing.” Funds at Bombay—Fours, at 6 disoount ; Fives, at 3; premium ; Five-and-a-Halfe, at 13 premium. (=lnn's TuagiAL) FRANCE. PARIS, Nov. 28. The Conatitutionnel of to-day contains an article signed by its chief editor, X Limayrac, entitled "England and the Congress." The writer says "By a refusal to attend the congress England would afford grounds to those who assert that her greatness and prosperity are founded upon the misfortunes and ruin of other na tions." X Limayrac expresses grievous regret "to see a policy parading itself for liberalism, in spired by sentiments of mean jealousy and the rivalry of England, continually put back the friendly hand which we extend to her, and make obstacle to all that appears generous and opportune." "It is not only at Rome but also at London," eon tinues X Limayrac, "that the non pournbus doc trine is made a political dogma." The article then recalls England's refusal to favour the national movement in the Danubian Principalities, to protect Montenegro, Piedmont, Mexioo, America, and Poland, and reminds its readers bow loyal and sympathetic the French go- i vernment has shown itself towards England, and how little it has received in compensation. " In the present state of things," continues K Limayrse, "if France has reason to feel offended at the want of concurrence on the part of England, it is Europe that will be wounded in her most serious interests. Free from all personal ambition, France calls with good faith upon all the powers. If troubles and conflagrations should arise in Europe, as it is only too easy to foresee, the entire responsibility would fall upon those who have rejected the work d peace and conciliation." THE POLISH BEEBLAIJ, Nov. 27. Intelligence received by the Brulauer Zeitung states that the arrests of superior officials in War saw continue. Six hundred persons, including ladies, and Lummewski, the director of the Department of the Interior under the Grand Duke 'a ad- ministration, have been tranepotted to Siberia. THE PAPAL STATES. THE POPE'S REPLY TO THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. ROME, Nov. 26, Eva. On Sunday last the Pope addreMed a letter, replying to the Emperor Napoleon's invitation by accepting the congress. His Rohner at the IMO time expressed his conviction that the congress will be regulated by justice, and will respect his rights to the pontifical provinces occupied by Piedmont. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom ors ow' PARIS, FILIDAT EVXNIIIO. I bad thought that the system of "enormous lying," which the government journals act upon in all, or at least most things, was used up so far as regards the congress ; but I was mistaken. The Pays to-night impudently pretends to believe that after all the congress will take place, and asserts that England is the "only power which has refused to join it." This misrepresentation, which will de- wive nobody out of France, can only play a very transient part here. It is well known that the ac ceptant. " in principle " of all the great powers is, in reality, as practical a refusal as that of Eng land. It is only in France—and there but for a few days at most the congress of the Em peror's speech is not regarded as dead and buried. The Constitutionnei makes the Schleswig-Holstein difficulty an excuse for an argument in favour of the now exploded congress. The Opinion Nationale says very truly that the explanations of the Contlitutionriei explain nothing, and that the very word congress would exasperate Germany, which desires above all that foreign powers should not interfere. M. Darcy, the Minister of Public Instruction, has written a circular to inform the inspectors of public instruction that from and after January 1 the Journal des Inststuteurs will have no official cha racter. This is a communication as remarkable as excellent. I do not remember another admission of a minister that journals do exist which are paid to applaud the government. Of the payment hitherto received by the journal in question, there can be no doubt, because the minister states that its subvention, 160,000 fr. (a very large sum, 6,4001. sterling) will hereafter be employed for the benefit of schoolmasters whose salary does not exceed 400 fr. The Bourse is much disturbed by rumours of • loan, varied by • talk of consolidation of the floating debt. Bette has now got below 67fr., closing,with • fa'.l of 6c. and 10c., at 66fr. 96c. and 66fr. 90c. Mobilier fell 7fr, 600. The Daily News is seized. The number of prisoners for political offences who have been liberated from the PiOollll of Naples is consequence of the amnesty is stated by the Italian *w ags to be about 50. The sea seems to have no injurious effect on bees, m the Bins& arrivei at Wars on the 20th with a Urge eau filled with bless of bees, which were found not to Mire suffered in any way front the voyage. They were intended for some of the Europese settlers in the interior. 1 The Edgar, Defence, Black Prinee, sod Liver pool will complete their refit on Saturday, December ti, when they will proceed to Lisboa. TIN Manioc and Royal Oak will not be reedy foe see till the sada December; bat at that date they will also mewed is Lisboa. Wianeori Curt" Nov. 23.—Tbe Queen was this day pleased to melee the booms of knighthood Robert Parrett C.olßer, Bac, LP, her Majesty's . OeneraL The Queen was this day also pleased to *outer the honour of keighthood apes Peter Stelford Carry, Esq., Bailiff of Guernsey.— Gaunt. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Nov. 20, r.w. (By Tolwroph to St. Join's.) Money tight. Gold 54 per oent. prem. Stooks steady. New York Centrals, 136] ; Illinois, 1211 ; Erie, 106. - MIXICO. NEW YORK, Nov. 17, Woman. Advice' from Vera Cruz to the Let instant state that the army under the command of General Bazaine had left Mexico city for a campaign against Juarez. Madame Grisi has been appearing in her &- Yount* part at Norma at Ls Pergola Theatre, Florence, The sale of Professor Taylor's musical library, by Mews. Patti& and itirsissos, 001611INSCIMI as the 3rd. Ths collisetion, which is s lams ose, hiatus may interesting Diatom Mr. Henry Leslie, we (41 thencrum) bear, has a new opera oa the desk ; so, too, ha Mr. Benedict. The text fur both, rumour says, is by lir. Pauses Simpson. The private view of the winter exhibition of drawinp and sketches by members of the limisty of Pakten in WaterColours took place this morning. MEETINGS OF Sciurnsze SOCIETIES FOE THE Easunto Wick.—Monday, Asiatic, 3; Royal, 4, Anniver sary ; Royal Academy, 8, " Anatomy," Prefeelor Partridge; Actuaries, 7, " listens:keel Statialiml Congress, NAM," Mr. Brews ; Arebitecta, 8. Tuesday, A atierepeksical, 8, "TM lope," Dr. Haut Photographic, 8; &Oman, 8, "Corsair Pumping Engines," Mr. Mashes& " leap bah Bridge," Mr. Barlow. Wednesday, Society of Arts, 8, "Magneto-Electricity, its Application to Lighthouses," Mr. F. H. Holmes ; assolopioal, " °Renew Deposits of Belgium, kg.," Hen A. von Koseen ; " Leak Strata. Belfast," Yr. Tate ; " Pabeemio Strata. Bosphorus," Mr. Byes. Thureday, Ursa; 8. Astiqueries, & Chemical, 8y "Essential Oils," Dr. Gladstone; "New Mode of preparing Zino-Ethyl," Dn. Freedland sad Duppa. Friday, Philological, 8, "Oar Hider Brethsea ilea Friskers. their Lawry sad Likiatere ; Trams of a Primary Rest fag or ladia.Teekete Lsn gaaga," Rev. W. Some,. Arebantegisal leatienee, 4. Assimotr, Oct. 13.—The Queen was this day plass& to costar the bower of kniOthoodlepos Ale:sada Ambers, EN., Lord Provost of Absidesa—Ga:cce. THE CORPRDRRATS WAR STEAMER AT CALM. A letter received this morning at Lloyds', from their spat at Calais, stake that the Oonfede r t g we: dawns, Rapgehansock, which ran into that port on Thom day bet, proves to be her Majesty's steam sloop Victo r , which was sold, along with three other. mar steamers, A s Shasesses or Chatham a few weeks autos. The Custom. hoops authorities at Wale have received iIIAIRCUOUB fr om the Free& germ meat not to offer the slightest opp:cities to the oompletion of the Rappahannock, and that ce r g i i i Campbell, the commander, could leave the port whenever he felt disposed. The Victor is upwards of 1,000 tons Inuthen, and het engines are 300-hone power. She is built of wood, 44 4 from her water-lines seeresd to be a feat sailer. The other three English wsr dawn= are reported to la fitting oat in the atv or at ilthearneee for Confident. privateers. MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF A SERVANT 0114 AT BOW. INQUEBT.—(THIS DAY.) This morning, at 11 o'clock, Mr. H. &files Waltbew, deputy coroner, bald as inquiry at the Thies =ow, respecting tie minds at a young woman vaunt Walker, aped 17 Mrs. Amelia Walker, (s=rgeintalist, Hasanion, mid Um bar daughter bad boa in service with Mr. Ruling, s Retreat, flomarters, for six weeks. Wieser sag b a , &vibes, about • fortnight before she latt place. Ohs was a pod tempered moral girl. 84 nsmr threatened to destroy bawl(. When winos saw bar elm was very lumpy _sad ia good spirit& Three weelesafterwards Weems called all her master's, sod tome that ails had boss discharged Woe dare Wen. Mr. Radi n had (media bar hers sea egg sad two pow of jaw. Who th e girl maw ta the jam pits ad the egg were laid v ita l! : table, aad bar meant paid bar sad mat her away. behaved tint ths sight al the jam pots and the egg ou tha table before her master gam her such a tare that She vest straight and eooneitted Nuked& Witness had ben servant to Mr. Earting's modem Mr. Jams !darling said that the deceased was a my good-tompersd and wellnonductad girl, bat latterly there WY NOM to doubt her honesty. The petals sad ths candles appeared to be short, and the tea also. E_y wi dget Mts. Hurling found the jam in her box. Winer this spoke to bar, and said that it RIM not the value of the things but this act that he would discharge her for, and he her. She did not lay one word, sad witinn over that as would destroy herself. She let, sal witness timed weal home. Witness of course mold not swear that obi had taken anything but the thin'' is ths box. Hs never mired money or anything of value. It tamed out that the girl was is gnat dread of her parson—the father would take et his belt sod strap Issr—and ohs feared to go bone, and tell them what happened. If witness had known that, the girl should cortaloly never have left his home. It wee a mums of peat grief to him that sea should have isft kir bows and drowned herself. Ms mother admitted that the poor girl WA chided with severity whenever she was in fault. J. Nisholk, loakassaa, found the body he the waters of Ducksat's Canal on Tuesday morning. Her warm were in her pocket. Metter was foetid on her, of which she had apparently destroyed the adding which was written as it to provost her friends being traced or discovered. Dr. 0. E. GSM= said that dammed had died haw &mak& The Oaruser having summed up, The jury rsiamad a verdict of Build, while is a data of =mad Egad." WZATHZR RIPORT.-(THIS DAY.) B.OOIIIIAY, NOYEI 11, I A.M. 1: I= . D. Ali6rds66 ...»r4i lanh kW Pübis ==' asio,44 n.a.az T . = 10.50611 29.99,51: Ihemotstows i0.11414551 Itvwpool llolybood Pimbroko 30.43'60, hanaco . — 120.21 60) lkoM 130.29'45' 1:014044 331611 ltoobotort 10.16,41 069 72r dh outl; .: 0° .. 2 2 1 .,:71 Portsmouth 110.90 48 London 10.3 6,4 .4 61 Dorm r 3334; Yarmouth... -M39.45 kollsolsmi 0049,40, w. It C b 16 20 1I I • o 1 U 1I o 11 0 111 c 1I se 1a o 11 1I o 12 14 14 e la 0 14 • 14 o q.I 1. SUNDAY. ON TIM MONDAY. &E. tl S.W., moderate NOUN-FAIT. &E. to W., bug, to fresh, generally generally Brae due. E.S.E. to 8.8. W., mo- vizir comm. B.E. to 8 W., fresh to derate to drool, strong, some rein. moose rain in place. N.E. to N.E. and ISOCITICOANS. E. to & and 8.W., fresh, gene. fresh. rally fine. E. to S., moderate to 1100Ti.Eggr. EA& to B 8 W.. tresh, fresh, line. generally doe. Norths-EastmCsithnese to Lincoln. West... Dowel to Cow Sonth.English Manual sad Biscay Hay Costae. South. Esst.,-Strait cd Dom to lincoinaldrs sad fledigolaad. Mr. Stand.ld, ILP., visited the works of the Thames Ship Bedding Oempany on Maeday and on Wed nesday, with the view of sinking bine& thoroughly ac quainted with the manage ia which the books et that thriving company are kept, "so that he may be enablid,. says the Army and Navy Om:We, " to make • ocenprion between the system which prevails in our large merceatile yards, and that which, to the cost of the public, bee ex. isted far so many years in the royal doeicyarde e At the anniversary meeting of the Royal Society, announced fur Monday next, Cleaeral Sabine, the prodded, will deliver the manual address sod give away the meek At the meeting of the Rugby and Donchurch Agricultural Association, a letter was read from Mr. Spooner, IL P., announcing that, from his advanced mgr sad increasing infirmities, be intended to resign him oast fix North Warwickshire, and recommending the Hos. C. L. Butler as his emcee nor. Mr. Butler, at a subsequest pe riod, addressed the meeting. At the close of the proceedings before the Crawley oonn.martial yesterday--Surgoos Turnbull or musing under examination the whole day—the marl adjourned to Monday. Slionanto Winona Ar RUNColl:l.—Yesterday an Inquest was held at Runcorn on the body of a youth, between seventeen sod eighteen years of age (urn* un known), which had been found in one of the locks ci the Bridgewater Caned, under circumanoces which can no doubt that • horrible murder has bean committal. Evidence having been given as to the tiding of the body by a " lock tenter," Mr. 8. W. Battenoo, surgeon, dewed that he bad made a post-mortem examinant of the body. Externally be foetid two noised wounds ; carotidoost at the angle of jaw, dividing the interna l artery and the jugular vain, and the other a flesh wound of no importertes. He believed that the wounds, from their Aping appearance, had been inflicted diariag life, and probably with a knife. The onocipal one would be suMcient to cause death in a few minutes. Both verse were completely cut across, and the lower lobs of the ear was cut away. On opening the chest he found the lungs perfectly healthy and full of air. The riPt one was diseased, and had been for a long time. Ths heart wee healthy, and contained a moderate quantity of blood. Coosideriag the state of the lungs, asd the nature of the wound, he thought the deceased bad hese stabbed before being in the water. The appearances were not such as would have been presented if death had resulted from drowning. He could not form toy sperm . mate opinion of the length of time that had elapsed nee death took place. The principal wound was about an inch deep. The inquest was adjourned, to allow the police soaks further inquiries. The deceased is behoved to hoe belonged toe vessel which was in port two or three weeks ego, when he had a quarrel with the awing' or mate about Ingee—Meacherter °earthen. oiwiroph A I.lJlreauT.l.CluitASTuiical placeo i L h eu e n. AT. A e, w m h el ere ari a c mi lioly t =l destroyed luaatic asylom of Mootreuilb en sour-Laon has be by fire, tad six of its inmates burnt to death. A Thz . ol g ta ib bl e th w in u ent a ywoosangfuilmanofablzat 25 rmi of boile d .04 w ho soree- was timidly kept in a separate cell and with a straight wart . coat on. On the day before the fire he was visited by 40168 of his relatives, who requested the director to release him from that confinement, and as he thee smeared more tram quit, it was done. The following morning he by some moo or other got possession of a chemical match, sod at night set fire to hi. bed, which was noon burnt, tad the fire afterwards caught the woodwork, with which all the cells of the violent lunatics are hoed, ol d out burnt through the ceiling to the floor above Otte gotta* vent, the dames rapidly extended right and left. sod spread alarm throughout the place. The beepers and others then rushed to the different mils to got out the in mates, which was • work of great difficulty, as main of them were strapped down to their beds, aid line they were ern free they had ho be carried out by mein foros. The ark erns at length accomplished, and the guanines and ahem IMO congratulating themselves that no lives had been lei whoa, on making mother round among the cells, they fond that six of the women had rushed back unobserved into the flames, where they met a horrible death. As for tie mad man who had caused the catastrophe. he was afterwatda found running about in the garden, singing sad aPrelen" highly delighted with what he had done. aad IA = ' Mad 11•124 I hi' ha lisa4a ass ad ha t " la coal I ea home sot et seen I attenc at ea there. Mr. Print ~i a nn! farthe This wet,• posed withal week. _ . Intl Amok Upper formed of Mu, Mr. ware b WU WI who Tr Mr. aimed. Mr: the ea worth,' the hu may the 1 1 / 1 1M II - lir: stile al Mr. that al •o eon the CY - xi: *be poi amid 1 satised g!re.k ii• - • 7 14 sow -1 IOW : i