The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-25 00:00:00

, . . VEWSPAPER - -............c ...... 1 -.• • -- tr ..,- - ~` • .e" -.0-Z-e-- ? - --., -/ - -0-4.-------' 1 f I iff •. I i :cri_ti •ai:u t < , ofos:'! _ . No. 5,631.) LONDON, THURSDAY RVIININ' 0; AUGUST 25, 18414.' AddittobaL) [TWOPENCE N cAN BAR for SYDNEY.—Any Net doers to the led India Dad; and RIDAV twat. will be in time for this regular trader. 1 SANKEY, and SZWILL, 27, Leadimbal2street • 11001tE, 9, =tombs*. LACKWALL LINE of PACKETS For ,01.10l'ItN2, PORT 22111.1.1 t, Direst.— M. Oreen's j , ,\tl UGH CASTER, 1.200 tans, Captain C. DINSDAII, Lat ladle Docks on the sth September. call at Ply ! • ..,11.1 carry en experienced surgeon.—Apply to 1. 01,MT , Coruhill, E C. —Pamengers by thlanne can proceed r;i..l:ztou to Plymouth at redaced brie by applying to ..g ..A LgN . CO. for tickets. TigOXFORD.—The OXFORD and CAN asintr HALL ODYPANT (Lbalted).—alLNCTlONl tram LA BOMA DEL DitILNO, travtata, Naboo, and the D T:=3 , et Vetoes, by the whole of the Waged compiay. • •JOIMEXAII76. Oamift by thiswarth • e lageD. W. Raab* W. Watea_teed Y Wall; tbe eliehroted emedisam and afais. MAY WINING. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGINiMb .9shrITHE OF THE OONFEEMATS 0111718$11 GEORGIA. • r The %deal stem frigate Hiegel belllgdE up in Doer Muds reeky webs. having an bona 0114 ' in I WahVensehre red thirty-aurae ea beets* le the mew. &timer Georgia, which es captured by the rapes while wider the British dug, ut Kedah the 16th hnenstr about twenty ram off Lisboa. The capture es made by the ccennedore is command &the /Gape oil the pound that the Gees& we. formerly • Millman dap and la the series of the Confederate States es the osisersied wee of the sera sum It iseate, herwever, that the George es were sore few swathe ago by Mr. E. Bates, • shipowner of Liverpool, and some alas questions of La late easel derseter may perhaps arise out of this proceedlag on the part of the News. Beently a Teasley order was heel to the Castes. house sotherities that neither of the Arm eee belligerents should dissuade or sell say of that: ships ts • British port. The Georgia having destroyed a number of Feed our. cheese, left Cherbourg for Liverpool about three mouths and ea there dismantled end mold to osteisibly rue between Leos and the Western Islands, under the Por tages, fag, as • merchant earl About • fortnight ciao the Georgia was preparing to have Liverpool es • Portage* dap, and the /floors, while was them week- Mg her, ersediately got up seam and hit On the vis tas learbte, the Georgia abseiled tram ping oat, sad it we. pealed that she was &Woe by the Portages, skier. The N Soma went direct to Lisbon, and it is be lieved that her commander has asoutained from the Porte. pure authorities that the sale of the Georgia was s ficti tious one. PEASITIL JtAliWi}o37.4LfBloll. PONTYPOOL, WIDJOINDAY. A fearful collision between an excursion train sad • mineral teals occurred at the junction et the West lathed and Taff Vale Extension Railway at Pontypool. mad bet evades. The fellow* ars the particulmrs, em mmonetathed spin the spot : —Yeetertlay morning an near -11102 tfthl left Worcester at TM ter Cramslin Aided, it. of the peat Wraiths* of Mosiseethahlre. All went ea well THE NEW CITY TRAFFIC RNICLArioas. (utenes ruanamo.) CONSPIRACY IN SOUTH TYROL. VIENNA, Aaron N. THE ROYAL INKTRANCE COMPANY, g~oo2o. haatitrd-strest. Landau: sad ►.asraseabsi, Llystasol. At ths ANNUAL WIZTING, ea the ith wc , the gastrin wars sass of th. kadlait =SUM diselassd la ass Upset ta the Shartholdene : In oonsequenee of a treasonable coup' inisywillok has been discovered in South Tyrol, several arrests have taken place at Trient, Pergine, Roverede, Itiva, Mori, and other places. FROM LIVERPOOL Oa QUEINSTOWN TO NW YORK. giES LP7KRPOOL, NEW YORK, and 1 Pd'LADTLPHIA 1T11111141117 MIDAIR Intend des , st e t rotted powered Cly6s-baill gam bleam-Ships, States " • FROM LIVERPOOL MEW YOKE. ITT uP )1 a NCHESTIA, Wednaiday. nogast IL I 1 OF DI Satay, September & C 1 07 LONDON. Wednesday. September 7. L,l every Wednesday sad wan anemias esiordaY. ,15 ~ia by Ms man seausters sailing ever, waterway, .21 solneso according to the socommodames. Cabin Me Saturday's stamen, IS (Mama forward pomace Including all provision, :oohed. Paessagers for Ira. Let tuned 8t tee. sad British Colambia. booked Mange . „ T y Ofintageous term:.—for twitter pertidelars apply to tlt IN U, Watereireee. Liverpool; ar lo WV= gsCEl'. a. Ylor hanseVest. City. /In 8.1424c21, ITALY. TURIN, Amer 24. The Italians who were imprisoned by the Emir of Bokbara have arrived at Orenburg, whence they have set out for St. Petersburg. THE DUCHIES. PARIS, AUOUIR 24. The Pays of this evening says :—" A telegram from Vienna states that a complete understanding has been arrived at between Prussia and Austria. The claims of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg gain ground. Prussia will not quit Sleswig-Holstein without territorial, political, and military compen sations. The Austrian government no longer dis approves the policy of Prussia." BR EMEN.— Neutral vessel under Russian ,t Route to Hanover , Brunswick, end Central Gee „,, of the fine first class screw steamers/DUB, MOIR, 7. au ,ÜBE sill he despatched trout Beredyd•ws, every wk.:snug weather permitting), at 10 a.m., calm( as liar fee passengers at it neon, and from lioreetyciown r • till further atlas so to Beata; at and ^ tickets, e.. 3 and A t 101.—Ampli it CHAPLIN'S rtfer , l Bligent•CiMii. to =Lula, eiLiviik and Co.. 11, Itood-lana, I OTTERDAM and the RHINE. -TWICE a PRUSSIA. BERLIN, AMOR X Lieutenant-General von Roon, the Minister of War, will visit the camp at Chalons, having been invited by the Emperor of the French. 11, -- WELK.—The paddle-stesaser DATATTEIt, Capt. W. 9it r Sunday, treat Hermitage Tier, at 10 ►a., anise for passengers at 11 a.m. Taw, CI Da, Al lea., return. L 3 ts., fa. end £1 aa. 3d. The screw. paM.r FYENUOILD Imm off the Tower every Thursday morning my Form. ti and a 110s.—Tor throw& fans rater to the rd n. mthly time I. M.A.PLITI Universal fir. or or to PHILLIPPS, GRATIS, 1.1111.1.1 M, and Oa, EC. THE ABERAWN IRON WORKS (Limited) late CR tWSHAI Bensrs., Introduced by the Ft NAN • ~ IIPORATION ;Limited), who Invite aubecriptlons for which upwards of 4000 have been applied for in the ,rated ender the CompaniestAmited Lability hat, 1 ea. ip Mil a-500.000, In 10.000 shares of L5O each. pooh on application, and G 4 on allotment, • , °template' to call up more than L 23 per sham Dizacrrois& Iv ater Cargill, F. 44., MI, Director of the Oriental Bank Ern_ Director of the London, Birmingham, and • AL mmlordshire Bank Limited). cAmhing. tag • Messrs. J. B. Cumming and Ca, London), the Continental Bank Corporation ;Limited , Holland, £.q., Director of the Provincial Bank = Carporation. )Bich Lan. lirt.. Banker, lienvlck•omTweed. Marshall. L.q.. Wildirood, Hampstead. Esq. & Cott and Sees!, leads, Director of .11 and Lancashire Assurance Company . erwe, Director of the Piestrn Life Amoraace ad, Ise., Director of the Crystal Palace Company. • 1.. Th..mson, Eq. Mews. Thomson, Watson, and Co., rad'. ,bamben. Corohill). Director ot the Zarepaan Bank ,With power to add to their number.) DANILIOUL londrro and County Bank and tts Branches. n...4:11.1, , cr Bank. at Uverpoot and Manchester, Imirt Balite, Cave, and Co., BristoL Leeds Bankh4 Company, Leads. Sant Crawshay BNley , Greatrek mad Co., Monmouth, New ;on. arA Aberrsvenny. l:Ctlviv—ltesars. &de, Tumors, and Hardwick, Mt, Alder manbary, London. BROZZII. :0 ,15 '41 ,11,14 . BM, 36, Throgmorton-street, London. lists. T. I clay and Soak Brolnisbulidlngs, IltarpooL loos Masan., and Walla, Park-row, Leeds ken. Mee tam and Barker, Moalt-stns, Manchester, and Wu. arrbtrOPM Yred«rick Maynard. Esq., Breadetreet, lassdam. James Muria, Esq., Old Jewry, London. ;Samuel Lowell Prim laq., Gresham-street, London. RECRIMUITT. E. Elesher, FAQ. Temporary Ofilece-29, 7hreadasedle-straet, TLC., London. AMMO — ED ERCIEEECTCS. Ike eitenalve sad valuable properties of Crawshay Batley, ; . known as the ;thereon Iron Works and Colliery, t are of liean celebrity have been carefully surveyed . Puha& Rich ard son, Esq., 111.1.C.Z., 1.G.n.. Au, and extend rac area of 1,630 acres of freehold bud on the north crop of s. , uth Wales Coal /Imam and contain a pester number of e yews of Ironstone and coal than la usually found e,l, T ' , " lngl: Q tra l cf:t ti l t ilierdare steam coal, and certified by Mr. :mdson as " the best steam coal In the Idngdom," and stands • ;i t head of t h e government lid. The ironstone •• is the black band, a earbansceieze ore, which 1 c toparatively rare, and S kids from 03 to TO par cent. otlrou." I sire. the ordioary argillaceous tremstome. 2b suressis la Se feet. Seestate -7 contlns at lead 91,485,440 tons of whole reworked • hick would yield a supply of upwards of 1.000 tome day, or IJPS per annum, for 301 yeses : and of bthekband iron ore 1 . 4 tom, which le equal to 3.000 tons of bar iron per annum 77: roan: and of argillaceous Ironstone, 1,115,the,f7. 0 tow, cr., equal to 500 tons per week, or 93,00 ter of bar don per um for 1,300 yews. Du Company has entered Into a provisional contract for the Lax of the whole of the freehold and teseebold estate& M inch: the whole of the mmerala rata. Mantel. Warleafta , re..' ~idea the iron works, coal fields, and goodwill of tbe bod es. sod Also the mansion, 300 cottages, buildings, pleat, markt my. endues. stocks, rail*aya tramways, midi:thee prePerte. kr t meshey Nutley , although working the property only to a my limited ettent, has naiad very large p =t t e, end retires, rro.e.,serce of advanced age, with a feeding. dr. liclardoss reports th at the income may be doubled or trebled th moderate additional outlay, and Mr. D. Jones reports that 110). , 0) per thanes net pried oan gaily be realised, and ea new only half this income be produced, add suPteldien the hare capital upon which the dividend will be payable to be id follows that, after allowing Wanda lewd dn. to 20 per cent. will be available for a dividend to the •islden, and this not from an undertaldng reqn=be Ted. hat from en old established end %cretins clew to keep the called-up share capital mg low ag anandments have hese made by which the vendor has : to allow a large portion of the parchthe money to remain at ; this will materially lucreme the Onerod• to Nom' rt. the Articles of Amoebalon, which contain the terms Wood contract, and of the reports referred to, may be On r. the offices of the Soliction of the Company. ANbcdums for the remaining Ames must be accompanied by a payment of LI per stare ; If no allotment be made the mount In: N. returned forthwith if a Ws number be allotted than Is W.: for. the amount paid oa application will be applied to lioN the payment of the L 4 due on allotment, the Wm , * (If lo Nine returned. _ _ . totew.i mope:tame and forms of appheattoes um be had se de otke of the Co rpry, led ot the Mahon, beelsera sod t.na, and also as the oiler of the 11maelel Corporatioa hated , lt. Leadenhalktreet, Leedom ABERAMAIi IRON WORKS (Limited). Late CZAWSWAY BAILIMI 1 HERFAY OIYV!. that NO TIMM APPIJ ` fnr wfil be PICISIVID AITZR SAWA thr t7th inst. for Lcudaa, mad TUESDAY. the /104 b lust. rntlntlY. J. H. TUDIIIIII..Seczetary. Thrradre-rttleetreet August 14. ISSL (CANDLES. —PRIZE IZE MEDAL. V he PAR PTERX—Attopted by We Majosays etworsebsot bar milltary _ _ . J. C. end I. MILD; h martetattarera and holden of the 1911 Prise Nodal, ettlh the pnbtie against any twines imitations. Their LAO ell packets and boxes. &la by all deaden throneheat the Feel. Wholeula red her eapnrtattow at the Wolin. UPPER I e mßrrn. LONDON. N. where dee Istor be obtained l oetlateatad United Serrke imp Tsbleee. RYAN and CO.'S CLOTHING ESTA ELISE MENTOIS sad a. nzarad-faaseL ..r ohmic. of fieutlemen is ly Invited to the tot " arrangements Into which Hpm and Co..' Establishment so. ,4 d r public accommodation : No. I. Clothing for Immediate Wow. No. S. Seine levier Deportment. No. 3. Juvenile and Youths' Department. No 4. Rat sad Bowery Deportment. experienced cutlers and wcrk hands are engaged In 'nog branches. and the best and most tetWonable : economy are guanuiteed. 4 ‘! Sod (I). es and At Onordotreet, Leaden li. 22, and •••• •t, Binningham 42, Brigitte, Leeds; sad Watl ey NUTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe g reatest sod l'ot uteful invention of the day, AOCA AIIAAILL J. tit \ GOSNELL and Co, Three Itog-court, Lombard -11`-' perfumers to her Majesty, teepee:dully offer to the t' t piny rearrettone fluid, which gradually restores the r to its pristine kne—oo matter at what're. The Ague so . • nonc of the properties of dyes ft, op the contrary, to the sydern. and when the hair Is once restored °' on per n:unth will keep It in perfect cateur. Prim • Or to ha lt bottles. 10e. dd. John Gamlen & Co. pointed perfumers to H. 1.111. the blooms et Wales. THE IN VIGO RATIVE NERVIITS ISEIENCE. ti , m e.n s om scientificallY :e e tio e u r s. ue . t h rosi th ucol e of which r e e d health de cnnditlo - 2: ILi , a nn a g ar t e h l , d r e ; D o d of all ktn . ta a and tro t r: o r . c e. oa to - . highly benefit's' to the osmotic and dyspeptic. Per bottle, or four quantities to Pee for Pole Wawa. haintigarten and Co., 220, Orlord4treet, W.C.„ .• • A. enct archAttrr.t. LC. Lon.loa. frt. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PLILI a a never falling remedy, In= with°6=4gangesallo . 4 -11•14 trom tb• recipe of win Ima „.„ 4 .1 4ho 'suffer from 0115ona s a d 0an5p141444 nr I 'Pagan riddmes4 dizslams of the 414444t4. Far WNaJ Lb'tore U a family market saadtetno, sad u turieu iu z! "" they are truly ezoallemt inlld la thou operation 4 Paeful to the suenarh, they ersfil• s rP lias ' ' rem". V. la a. m L"tfmifthea the whet. nervosa systea—aeU leY M. ;:rt , heralst 4 King Wllltam44., C1niffn4444.14 ead 1.71'; hr , 1 144 mad 14.11 d. 114 Ma Malt sad Lim Pula no gumbo an tasag4444 grim "n+44 4414 " W Wtam Lobar upend ut lateelmit The premiums of the Year LIU readmit the sum of £1141,609 Being an advance of 40,977 over thir , an amount of bacranethosedhig that of say previous The revenue from Ire predithishas bean enhanced In four years by the lesupsidth lR The duty paid to goverment in 188! was „ 11163 Showing an tonere is the year of A12,1175 Among the laddents, which bath thaded to the advanoinded of the Royal within the last few months may be rocitowed lis action with respect to the home sustained by the explodes of the Letryilisigh, which, although only condstent with the lucent tenor of the conduct of the Company, and ulUmatety proved to be no meth than whet had been done In former them by the oldest and good proverbially honourable among Its contegepo redo', yet at , need Mead= and public favour by int salsooliat bisPere =:t total of revenue and the largest ratio of pro bars been attained In the present year, so It happens = in tge largest prat which It the ever fallen to the Dirocton to record has likewise cei If& oecadon to be anneanced. The bal ich son 634.100 hesance et ad prong on the peer bus sineunted 482,145 ;of wh born appropriated to dividend and boom, and the lege halm id MI u 9 both earded le use re. WS MANCE. The of the Life Moab, as shown by the new bedsore transacted In the last yea, 4 most promising, and the advances made, year by you, la the amount of new Insurances effected, show clearly the cothootion In which the Company Is held. The following le the eletendat for the lath Over years ; lletithni Armored on New Policies after deducting Onaraoteen Net Premiums. 18.60 1856 lath 1902 DNB This rapid grim* arnoantiag to 711 pm coat on the sum as sured, and upwards of 130 per coat on the Premium remind in the coarse of Ore years, may justly be considered as larger than any which could hare been reasonably expected. The first-ha/I of the current 'ear 1834, however, far out-strips the ratio of in cream indicated by the Moves Just wood, as the sum assured for that period of six months only actua ll y exceeds half -a-million sterling. The nee of mortality, likewise, still presents highly favourable features, and augurs well for the malt to be shown by the quiz - uennlal Invest on, which is to take place when the present year Is PERCY 11. DOYZ, Meoeger and Actuary . JOHN IL JOH2fBTON, feeczerary la London. Aught, int STEVENS and 80E8,78, Bishopegate-at. Within. GINITINIS FOREIGN WIM Port. trees the wed Ditto, old =sled Sherry Mortal; lure Yea. Caret, lea, tOw, Ste., to Sea. ditto. STEVBSSand BONS, 78, BiEhmkte-st.Within. 7O&LGX rod DRITThIt II OW, seposior LaiUsk . Is. Mt , 100 Id, 125., Ms id. par gallon. Moody, Cognac.... Us., lea . Ditto, Pak, !Ti.. DX ditto. Doak host.lomales Whisky JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weight, at realisable rains, and the workmanship at bole's& tosauractarers* prices. The gold In the chains gua ranteed, end re purebred at the price charred. " Hen's the nate. HOW such 70111 . !half weighs to tie utmost carat The ilnenem of the gold, and charge for fashion.'_ Menateetary, N 0.16, Henrietta-street, CoVerit.prdes, W.C., London. Mays made of ebeine and jewellery tar Is. emelt. N.B. This establishmeat is clamed at 6 is the evening, sad ea Ilatardays at lei:tack. HOWARD and SONS' DINING TABLES, natio by sloom . Id* wood mid meal trunk ro• 2 .2 .thij..a ..4. • screw.— 1171111081114. Si Ma 27. ova. —Maenad cogsaoguir on applicatioa. PHOTOGRAPHIC and SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS. &a. MB. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ws Great Rooms, IS, Lag-street, Covent•gardee. TO MORROW, Amt ff, at beltyest 1.1 precisely. a variety of use fel APPARATUS. etimistlag of a wigwam chemical balance, several Tab:table cameras and lenses, microscope and objects for ditto„ photographs, superior album, fancy boxes. peen. portage', gat frames. ac.—Ou Mew, and catalogues bad. PRIZE POMO receiving the 100 Guineas as cared In Advertiseweeta "Ho l for a Shakeepeare will be published early In July. Mustratad with Lithograph ?aerate. Gratis on applitatioe to prhiftel Drapers every where, or by stamped address to DAY sad SON& Lincoln's leo-gelds, leadow Uttivisssz. PRIVATE TELEGRAPH COMPANT.—AD extramdinary rand media of this company was held y at the office. 4, Adelaide-street, Strand ; Mr. J. yesterday at the office. 4, Adelaide-street, Strand; Mr. J. Mellon ii the chair. The Chairman said the meeting had ban called for the purpose of recommending the share holders to declare an interim dividend at the rate of 6 per cat. per annum, which dividend the director. could state had hen fairly earned. After paying this divideed there would rentals • balance of 2,373/. 16s. lid. to the credit of revenue, being 3201. 17s. 4d. more then the balance carried forward last March. They were enabled to pay this 6 per cent without touching ay of this balance. Re tbee mead • resolution authorisieg the declaration of • divided at the rate of 6 per ant. per annum. Mr. F. Gana seconded the modes, which was agreed to. On the motion of Mr. Mackenzie, seconded by Mr. Reid, a resolution was thee adopted fixing the remusemtion of the directors at 6001. per amain, and that the expenses of the country directors opening up to attend the meeting be also paid by the corn an!. " Bffirtinto our" Ton Dam. —The question of the Isgality of keepers of refreshmest bases, eat licensed to deal in excitable liquors, seeding out for the tame to eirighboarieg public.bouses, on being paid for them before. bud by their enitonsers. was Gees more raised in an excise prosecution heard on Tuesday at the Manchester police court, before Mr. Robinson Fowler, the stipendiary magis trate.—Margaret Cooper, the keeper of • refrethment house ta Wiadmillatreet, was summoned for allies ex cisable liquors without • license. Mr. R. B. R who appeared in support of the informatics, said that if the decision already given in a similar case governed all such came, it would appear that there was a defect in the law, which weld have to be amended, or matters mud medium in this trade in a state which hitherto bad been thought unadvieable. So far as the refreshment houses wise ceseereed, the practiml effect of the decision given the other day appeared to the excise to be this :—A person I kerbs • refreshment bona and at being licensed to sell them articles, might nevertheless, unlawfully sad practical', with impunity sell them, provided that person took are to be paid for them beforehand. Mr. Thomas Atria. and Mr. A. Cartwright, excise of doers, proved that they west to the defendant s house about 20 minutes pest twelve o'clock of the night of Saturday the 11th of June, ad ordered beer and wine. The money was asked for and paid, the servant left the room, and io about four misers returned with the articles ordered, which were coesumed. The things ware ordered at 2!r minutes past twelve, and supplied at 29 minutes past. They after wards returned, and, after knocking at the door, were admitted. They asked for whisky, which was not supplied. They bed four men watching the bona outside—two in front and two at the back. Mr. Fowler disguised tbe sum mons withoet ceiling as Mr. Robinson, who appeared for the defer*, to open his caw The magistrate said be was most anxious to get a &cilia from a higher tribunal. Be had dismissed these informations on the circumstances of each particular ease ; ad in this there as attendant evidence to show that the drinks were sent for.—Notice of appeal to the seadoce being given on behalf of the exeiss,Mr. Robinson tendered three witnesses in order to entitle the defended& to call them on the hearts; of the appeal. —Mr. Cobbett declined to erom.examine them, re. marking that • crow examination must arise out of an exudation in chief, without which it would be impossible for the excise to know what • 'Mamas could prove at the tainiatAt—The edemas having been tendered, Mr. Cribber Undated as many excise officers is oddities to those who had been examined.—ter. Rebate= objected that Mr. Cobbett had closed his case, and that it was not in tended that the informants should feeder edema. whom they had not summed . — Mr. Fowler : That no harm ma be dam, for the recorder wia not allow them to be sworn at thesessices, ad I am anxious to relearn Tierra that is leeched.—The excise offioers were thee tendered as wit nesses, end the dismissal of the summonses ia this and ors or two previous oasis of a similar kid wall be appealed against at the seldom as behalf of the erre Itresesituro VALUZ OF FREEHOLD LAND IN NORTH WALTlL—]fern. lafehild and Chains offered a further portion of the Mateyo estates at the Town-hall, Rh 1 , as the 16 th . They ramrod several flee farms, valuable se ammedathe land, exteadve woods and plentatioes, and nearly the alit, student borough town of Caerwys, taa tainiag together about 2,200 wee. The estates were put up in ea lot (though _divided into 128 lota in the particu lars af isle) at 70,0001., sod after • spirited competition mere lambed dews at 86,000 i., 'Deluding the Umber, te Hugh James, of Woodarest, Cheepside, who received the Warty regratelatiess of • very large company on his number. As a prod of the inadequate rentals at present received, we are antlieeled to state that forty-Bee years' parcels* were realised at this eat. LONDON GENICLLE OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED). —Tinissessipbks week ending Awes 21, 11.59 W. 2s. 7d. INDISPOSITION OF THE KING OF HANOVER. HANOVER, Anwar 24. The King of Hanover is said to be slightly indisposed. GERMANY AND THE DI7CHIES. NEIIMUNSTER, Amer 24. The municipalities from several of the Holstein towns met here to-day. A resolution was passed, thanking the allies, and recognising the necessity of the Duchies joining Germany, and (so far as Ger man interests demanded) Prussia in particular, without prejudice however to their independence. The resolution further states that the establishment of a provisional government cannot be regarded as a proper weans to secure the object in view, and fears are expressed lest the generally desired speedy settlement of the affairs of the country, as regards its internal and foreign relations be therebyunneces eerily deferred. THE MINOR STATES OF GERMANY. MUNICH, Ammer 24. It is officially stated that Wurtemburg intends to propose that the minor German States, with Bavaria at their head, should form • third power in the German Confederation, the other two being Austria and Prussia. It is not known in what form Wortemburg will embody this resolution at the Federal Diet. TEE PARIS BOURSE. PARK Atom= 24, 3.30 FAL The Bourse has been steady. Reales closed at 66.30, or the same as yesterday. Banos LARRIT.—The department of the Hantee- Pyrenees celebrated last week the is...gantries of the statue erected at Tarbes to the memory of Baron Laney, surgesain-chrif of the armies of the first empire. The con. emirs of people was immerse, as every town in the de partment sad all amass of society were &otiose to be re presented on the ocearion. All the local authorities and the principal inhabitants of the town and department assem bled at the Hotel-de-Ville to form the cortege which was to aoudad the present Baron Laney, eon of the illustrious surges, to the Court Napoleon, where the statue And been erected. Dr. Jules Cloquet, of the lanitute, especially deputed by the Academy of Medicine ; M. Casale', in spector of the Military Medical Service; M. Joly, Professor of the Faculty of Sciences at Toulouse ; and M. Juvenal, member of the legislative body, walked by the side of the berm. On arriving at the Coors Napoleon the cortege was received with loud cheers, and Baron Ler re, was stows conducted to the astride of honour, where be took his seat by the side of Mgr. lADIODON the bishop of tie diocese. After the usual formalities, the veil cover ing the statue was withdraw., and as soon as the image of Laney, full of nobleness and animation, became visible to every eye, tremendous cheering bunt forth, which was con tused for some time. Speeches were thee matte by M. Gander, Prefect of the Hantes-Pyressees ; an ad mirable one by Dr. Jake Cloquet. in the tame of the Academy of Medicine ; by M. Casalas, in the tame of the medical corps of the army ; by M. Javeoal, as President of the Academic Society of the liautes-Pyrenees ; sad by M. Jely, asrepresen tatith of the Imperial Academy of Toulon's. All these gee- Urines dwelt with great eloquence es the great qvalities, paths, patriotism, aid eminent 'striae' of the great maa whose memory they bad met to honour, sad were most en thusiastically cheered by the multitude. When the otto man was concluded, the cortege was again formed to con duct llama Laney to the Hotel,de la Pau. The sett day 'a greed dieser was given to Baron Laney at the hotel, which wee attended by all the pna 'pal local authorities, as well ea by MM. Cloquet, Ce Juvenal, and Joly. The prin. es, pal tars of the evening, 'To the two Laney', the town of Tarbes " propoesd by the mayor, Viscount de is Garde, was drunk eatkusamoi, and reepoaded to by Baron Laney is in appropriate speech. - - - - Sinounan DRAM—The death of a young woman named Elizabeth Fisher, about 25 yearn of age, which occurred on Thursday last, has occasioned some excitement in Apple dore. The dammed, who was subject to epileptie fits, re sided with her parmte—her father being • sailor. On Thursday morning the seighboare heard loud screams, sad • Kn. Seened west into the house and my the decamped stretched on the floor with her throat cut. The mother of the yesag woman was kneeling at her side, and told the neighbour when she wept in, that her daughter bad had one of her fin again sad had fallen on the chamber utensil and cot herself. The wound, however, according to the opinion of two medical witnesses, was produced by • sharp cutting instrument; no such instrument, however, could be found in the room. At the inquest on the body , on Friday, Mr. Fri. Pratt, au:emu, residiag at Appledore, stated be had knows the deceased for many years, and had attended ber frequently for epileptic fits. He was called upon to attend the deceased, and found her is her bedroom. bleeding profusely from the nose and month. She was lying on her face, and a chamber Measil was her with a potion of the rim broken off. He examined the wound, and found that the blood-vessels in the throat were severed. The body was cold, aerialist must bare been dead three hours or so. It was his opinion that the wound was occasioned by a sherpcuttiog instrument, and sot by the chamber unreal. He maw no external marks of violence. Mies Fisher, Muir to doomed, said she slept in the same room with deceased and her mother. She got up on the morning in question at six o'clock, and when abe went out spoke to her sister, who appeared to be quite wall. After breakfast she was informed that her enter was dead, At the adjourned inquest, Hannah Harris said she went into Hrs. Fisher's house to consequence of hearing 'creams, and law the mother of the deceased by the body. Police-constable Arnold said that there was blood upon one of the clothes order the bed, but they were taken away sod washed. Mrs. Harris stated that the deceased was without • stocking modals's; she w lying at the head of the Main, on the mat, with the mo ther beat over ber when she saw her. The mother said, " I ham takes the bit out of the throat' Witness said, " She's dead I"' when the mother replied, " I have seen her I= in a fit than this .' Time vas blood is each roes. linefeed described the position of the deceased and of the mother as similar to that given by the former whams. Mr. Edward Prate stated be made a poet modem SIALIOillt• tioo of the body, mad found • wound of four inches in the throat. The tissues were clearly divided to the ham, the wand being deeper cm the right side. He did not think it likely that the waged was produced by the chamber atensil, from the character of the wooed. D. Budd believed that the wand could be caossioned by the chamber wteesil. He had matched the brokw piece, and found it to eon"- spend to the size sad shape of the wound. The jury • wish that the mother of the deceased should awned. Mr. Pratt stated that be tied sees the inetber, who wee thee too "swell to give any evidence. The in quest wee thee adjourned until Howley next.— Watersifervawg New. OM taw. PALLOR. •-•• Oirs Bentuano DAT. WZDIIIIIIDAT Ammer 24.-11416460ne on paymoskig,34o ; 01116kby mist VOA% 1,091; fetal, 7,460. The Niagara, which is a magnificent steamer, resembling a little osir own Himalaya, saluted on bringing up in the bay, a compliment which was returned by the discharge of a miso of artillery from the Castle batteries. Soon after leading Captain Withyoombe and bit crow she steamed off in the direction of the Downs. Our Liverpool correspoadent, writing yeaterdsy evening, says :—" Much excitement was caused hereto-day when it was annoucoed that the famous Confederate crone: Georgia had been captured. Some months since the Georgia came to Liverpool, said, after lying in the river several days, en tired the Birkeeheed Docks, where she underwent a thorough overhaul, after which she merit up for sale by public auction ; and Mr. Edward Bates, the well-known Li verpool and root Indian merchant, beau= the pur chaser. There, however, still remained a mystery about the future movements of this vessel, as she was morally eonaidered to be anything but a merchant venal— her vary build, &0., being against her. Yet, notwithatend. lug all the current rumours, the owners of the Georgia stanaehly maistaised that the vessel was a bowl fide mar ebautnien. Matters west on until about three weeks ago, when the Fideral war steamer Niagara entered the Mersey, when the destination of the Georgia (which wee then loading ia the Queues Dock) was again the subject of conversation. Oa the morning that the Niagara left Liverpool the Georgia wasjust having dock whoa the Federal vessel passed down the river, when ell at once the ' ands/ was hauled back, sad did not leave the river lentil two days after the Niagara bad sailed. The Guegla sailed on the Bth of August, or Lisbon and the west coast of Africa, with a very valuable rage, under the command of CaptitinWithy combs, a well-known blockade runner. Oa the 15th,(when of Berliagps Point, 12 or 16 miles north of Lisboa, she was captured by the Niagara. The crew of the Georgia were hansfausel to the Nis." tad a fresh crew put es board, and the yawl wee headed for New York, while the Niagara steered for Dover, where she landed thirty-five of the caw, the other twenty, we understand, joining the Niagara, under the piss that they were not British subjects. It is believed here that the seizure is a legal one, and that previous to the isle of the Georgia the government had warned the public against purchasing any vessel which was alleged to be or had been owned by the Confederate goverment. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 24. Aprorernams.— Lioutamota R. H. Barris, to the Edgar, far the Prince Consort ; 0. Mason, to the Edgar. Burgeon G. Yeo, to the Sloelleat. WOOLWICH, AUGUST 24 . An experimental muzzle-loading glad gun, manu featured for tke War Department at Captain Btakeley's works, was MN day received at Me ItoyalArsecal for prod at the practice mays CHATHAM, Amore 24. VISIT OF THE LORDS or THE ADNIRALTY.—The Doke of tkenereet. ILO., and the other members of the Board of Admiralty, who commeooed their tour of impair time yesterday of the dockyard and other naval establish ments at this' port, completed their inspectioo this al ter soon, sad returned to the Admiralty. The uafaveurable weather, which lasted the whole of yesterday, cleated up towards the evening, allowing their lordships to inspect the works in progress at St Mary'. Island for the ealargerneet of the dockyard and naval establishments by the formation of additional docks and the construation of three large koalas, together coroner an area of nearly 100 scree. Their lordships dined and slept ea board their steam yacht la &entrees, in the harbour, last sight, and this morning pro ceeded early to the teaming ship Wellesley, 72, for the pur pose of inspecting the boys sad lads on board that vernel. In the crone of their impaction them lordships witnessed the lads exercised at quarters and at gun drill, after which they landed at the dockyard mad proceeded to the Melville Naval Hospital, where they spent a short time. Leaving the hospital his grace and oolleagues proceeded to the Royal Marine Bar racks, where they were received by Major-Deueral Shand ham, laspector-General of Royal Marines ; Colonel Lang ley, Deputy Adjutant-Geoeral ; Colonel-Commandant T. Lemma, sod other officers. The divines, which membered searly 1,000 officers and men, received their lordships with the restornmy salute, sad alter the ranks had hoe is. spurted the kattnlioos marched pest in slow and quick time. At the termiaation of this portion of the inspection their lordships visited the gun battery sad witaessed a patios of the Royal Marines go through their gus drill , after which they Married to the Royal Marine Barracks, and witnessed the battalion go through the bayonet drill, fol. lowed by the officers and non.commiadoned officers in the sword exercise 10 the afternoon his grace and the other mambas of the board were oetertained as luncheon by the officers of Sheila:old Marines, in their mass-room, and after weeds proceeded by railway to Loadoo. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST N. A court-martial was held on board the Victory, Sag ship, to-day, under the presidency of Acetate Steward Osborn, C.&, to try Lieutensat &swot Basmister Wad. low, of the on mew (Agate Priam Consort, on the charge of being fousd asleep while on duty on board that ship. Captain G. 0. Willes, of the Prince Consort, prosecuted. The primmer pleaded guilty, sad threw himself on the mercy of the oourt. A number of certifioats of good conduct and character were put in, bat so lateens way called. The court sentenced the primmer to be placed at the bottom of tint list of Wale. Dante, and to be diemifteed from the Prince Consort. The Chancel Squadron, under the command of Rear Admiral Sydney Coipoye Doerr, 0.8., stal Townies at Spit head, the Missiles to sail for Leith an the 32ad or Zird instant not Mow carried into effect. It le sow reported that they will mil tomorrow or Friday for the westward. Her Majesty the Quasi' end the royal family will leave Osborne for Windsor Castle to-morrow. ' Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, G.C.11., the commander le-oldef at this port, will embark to-morrow on hoard the stems vessel Fire Quota, and proceed ea his annual tom of inspection throunh the district under his command. The Ocean Match of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, at the Torquay Regatta, took place oa Tuesday. The course was from Torquay round the Eddystone lighthouse to Plymouth Bound, by the West Channel. The prizes were a silver soup tureen, value 601., for schooners; an ornamental piece of plate, value 40/., for cutters end yawls over 40 tar; • piece of plate, value 154, for all vessels Rader 40 too'. The weather wee clear, but the wind blew heavily from the E.N.E., so that only four out a/ Memo yachts mitered for the first and emceed prim& via, the echoceers Alias, Emily, and Columbine, and the yawl Jab& and woe for the third prise. The competing yacht' left Torquay at 9 a.m., with a fair wind, foe the Eddystorie, from wheat they had to beat into Plymouth, the wieners reach* them, the Julia, at 3.33 p.m., sad the Alias at &52.20 p.m. FATAL AOCIDICHT Ile 1113 MAIN Bawls AT Roanazr.—Last evenleg, about 5 o'clock a faial sceideat orsoured is the above mower to a man named Prudent, living in Atholl-place, Hornsey-road. It t a i sred that the cake. %mate men was down one of theca vibes • "dobbin," whisk was Willi dirt, slipped 11541 f the hole him, breaking is and injuring his chest. Two use were quickly in *Mendoza:abut the poor fellow ambled labout eight =Mile afterward& Mihaly vas eDwreyed to the OSUMI at the Healey Arms, when it awaits an Liquid. Deceased, who was a very etsedy man, leaves elz yaw 'Wren. Ria wife lift him about a month qua. aid the tads ens en id way hems in that seeming. The Yea had only travelled about six mike, however, when the occurrence we are about to name, lappeemd. Oa the return from Crumlia the train Goadated of ten passenger carriages and three tweak vans, each having • guard to work the break. They approached the Pootypool-road station at about half pad four ("cloak In the evening, mud bad bean preeedid about ten auntie by • Goal Main. P0u1TP. 314664 sidka is approached fres Crualin on a tether steep Melia% dr mending to the steliam, and the rata in is also on • sharp curve. The driver of the emersion train was owning down the incline, the rival being " all right" for his approach, when he saw the goods train on the rails in front of him. He immediately "hut off steam and whistled for the breaks to be put en, bat the importer with which the twin was travelling readeeed • militias unaveidabbs. The dziver trine this jomped off. and escaped unhurt, bat the stoker, who musk to the eneina. ins badly injured. The collision wu festal, arid the Grim el the paisengue which followed the mesh woes terrible. Of the coal trucks four of the hist mad were completely embed. The guards' bnak was brakes bets wad to sad, nothing bang left entire but the bottom. The guard. David Jonas, who wee al the break when the collides warred, we. fearfully out about the bead and fast, and on. GI his buds was indly lacerated. After his wounds had bees sewn up he was conveyed to Hereford by special train, end sow bid there. The first curiae, of the paseemer train ems so aid Great Photos third Gists, both ends el which were decadished, end the sides stove in. The seat was • first dam 'slam West Midland carriage, which was served in • similar manner. Both ends of the carriage were broken in, and the wood and elm mattered over the poieengera. Strange to say, however, the pammgms in these two cerebra wens lees injured than others nearer the middle of the *aim. All the pmeemers were thrown together with meat stinkers, and many of them were severely cut about the head, bit; mad various parte of the body; but happily, as far es we could leers, DO boom wore braes. The cadmion that ensued, as may be imagined, was very peat. Among the pamesegars ease Dr. Woodward, of Worcester, who, escaping with a few bruises, rendered valuable aid to the Injured. Other medical sasitemos wan seat feat, sod Dr. Laurence and Mr. Thomas, surgeon, of Pontypool, were quickly in attendance, and, hamlet bound up !bob wounds, they were sent en by the arffioary 6 p.m. train and • special train which followed. It ia hoped that the whole will eventually reamer. The roast injured are Mini Gee, of Worcester, and another la name eta koows, and • Mr. Olivet, upholsterer, at Worcester, .be sides the guard, Jams. Mims Gee is injured is the spas. This it the meet serious case. None of the carnage. were knocked off the lies or they would have been pesdpitsted down as etsbankneet. The rails were only abehtly bent, and • doff of labourers have been occupied to-day in remov ing the ruins of the Woken carriages. The traffic has been very slightly hindered in eammeemense al the accident. The accident is attributed to neg lect on the part of • signal man at the Pon typool-read Jumada'. The approach to the Malian from the Taff Vii. extension live, as already mentioned. down • sharp iodine, and the signalman, Will em • had instructions not to let the commonest Wale perm am tie goods Wake which preceded it bad been put lab • siding. Oentrary to theme cedes; however, it seems he kept the signal up, " clear," and therefore the driver of the creation Wahl came on mend the corner, and ma into the geode Meal. The above are the feet as ascertained an the spot. Phillips, the stead-mak is is custody, and, of course, will be an official inquiry. The spat where the sodden& happened is about three miles from Cwmbran, where about two years ago • mamonger into ran off the fans WO the Maids, killing one paten and bjazing others. THE LATE RIOTS AT EELPABT. (From the PIiVIISIteS lorneeL) BRUSH!, TUasDAT EVIBINO.—Though I have to report another death arising from the terrible events of last week, I am happy Mho able to way that up to the bout at wheal I write, order is paramount. Most people have retuned or been admitted to their work, and peen compromises in several establishments have mined is WOOD of the repressetations of mixed deputetions who y went smug the workers, rea soned with them, and °bleed promises that the threatening metier against some parties in the several employments would be withdrawn, so that all parties might again 'Onto the old groove;of industry, and return to the quiet tenour of honest and peaceful industry. Is some of Lae mill factories the protestant petty ref eaed to rock wham the catholic heeds came in, but the interposition of the authority of the employers and managers had a military effect in most (but not all) leanness ; and toda, voter as I ma Isere, the obnoxious hands are being gradual ly taken Into estaldislunents where sock a step mold be taken without pro voking any dinesetimetios amoog the workers. In cases where a few employees struck their colours and their Oilmen. dame to the illegal demands of a few noisy workmen, mach iedividual hardship most result ; and it is to be re gretted that net • coarse was yielded to, as it will on other occasion react on the employers themselves. who, mow yielding to the demands of a few, may not at another time have the power or course to resist the ocincerted "mrd of terms," which, on some wages or other non-political que ries, may be presented to them at some fume lime by the united voice of all the crochets ands them. The death to which I referred above was that of • men named Murdoch, shot in Snaky-street early lest weak. He died last night. Two othate are the only cases sow regarded by the hospital staff as fatal, sad the death of the parties. weed Fere said Militia, is looked epee purely as • matter of time—just es tee candle bases out. The police court is daily filled with crowds anxious to hear the proceedings against some of tear friends or as wineries. I need not trouble yen with delails, a rar ri na r dy state that ea eiremel of them convicted sharp lines have been imposed, with the usual alternative of imprisonment, sad is the majority of the CAM the prier have here com mitted for trial at the out quarter senior for onsafte on their neighbours, the police, or Wag mesa with acme le • ' district. Mach ameetiera bee bees created the statement at the inquest on WOcaull, killed last week on the Boyne-bridge, that one of the local constables 'applied slimes to a mob to enable them to do what he was paid for preventing. Davison. who was shot by the constabulary this day week, and died in hospital on Sunday morniag, was takes from it yesterday for interment in Shankill burying-greed. It meat fint intended that the funeral of the dersermil should take place from his own homers Dadvanveseein, bat at the request of the authorities the relative. and (needs consented that the funeral should take place from the hos pital, after the coroner's jury had examined the body. An Inquest . wasopeeed se his remind yesterday, bat time the =nee bad &deuced far, the eoroaer, Jackson, suddeoly unwell , and it was hank esessiary to adjourn the inquest. The jury are to reumemble on Woodsy next. The black mall levied no some of the pub lima a was excessive. Fellow', who probably sidled I. wrecking their houses, deliberately walked in, demanded drink and food for protective Slid bonne, and in most oases succeeded. Black mail Is also levied in the sbape of money for the relief of the wounded. Of mane the receivers keep all they get. Last night Seedy-row, the Breed, likaukill-rced. kiill6eld, and all the dist urbed localities were remarkably quiet. Every here and there was to be sem • pone of police, sod others again were employed on patrol. A strong body of modiers was sta tioned in Christ Church schoolroom, reedy for duty when called on. Ocessictielly, one met a number of special eoestables marching through the streets co duty. Ibis fine, patriotic band of dasher young fellows is doing a great deal of good in quelling the disturbances. If say row is &boat to take place is the ergot, and a puma is seen looking on, the misehiefesoogers boll a consultation among themselves, and not tiefrequently are beard to whisper,—" That's • special." Of owes, everything is quiet after that, and the mob diaperass insuater. A special was fined at the_ polies court yesterday for drunkenness. The "emigration " still continues on a more or los scale, and parties move off to safe ! districts A suggestion that a subeription list should be got I epto repair the window-boaking and other damages on both ! sides has been well received, sad is likely to be acted on. j The ship carpenters are now all at work, bet at the docks yesterday only a few navvies were to be sees at work. It is said the 000lreetors have obtained am extol rim of six months from the Harbour Consinimienere ter the cam pieties of thdroanimarit It would be better to mom the works, and employ the Gumbo labour of tbe tows, for idioms begets an. Another pro, meeting was held to day at the Towe•ball, sod &patellae"' wire appointed to visit certain eetabibbateots, with the hqe of iodide( rebadery working to shandom their feMinp of ill-MR aping °than; and, so far as I cam Immo, the deputations I were mho's* escomsfuL i %Mk I may safely enure you thee the wont has pored. Bat • geweroment oommiesioe to arrange ler adequate prirwoutive meseares is future, sad a rworsaalatioa of the legal fires, is itsibarmwario. THB OUTWARD AYH:RICAN MAIL—The Ramberg and Amerkaaoosimay'e etesmehip Germania mailed from Sowthearptew yesterday ohmic.= for Now York, with the alma mada, 162 Woos, sad a Urge atualaw of Ammo pea. usgers ; ohm a luxe sup, isciodiag jewellery /stud at 7,5131 francs from Hans. The new bye-laws made under the authority of the act of parliament for regulating the beige of the City have now been in practical operation for a week, and the result ham been a most sandble rend from the overuowd lag which has bees experienced for years pent in all th e leading thoroughfares Pesten* ia Cheapside, looking from th e arrow of QnsseUreet, which intersects it about the coots, towards the Mud= Hems on the one band, and is the direction of the Peel stains oar the Sur, great gaps could be moan here and there in the lines of of all kinds going in owed* diescitices, at 4 *Woe= Sternoon, when the strut need to be at times all bat im passable, except to people oar foot. At the same hour and , ladled, all through the day. Cannon - s t ree t, the broad hand some thoroughfare leading is a straight Ilse hes fit Paul's to Loodca-bridge, and which was west to be comparatively deserted, is crowded with passenger trail& Again, in boot of the Manors-house, when six main and two sub sidiary thoroughfares all converge, and where for eight hours in the day there used to be a constant seranitile, the change for the better is most manifest. There, people cm feet can sow crone from side to side with ordinary are, without danger to life or limb, and the dirty, disreputable =Owho for years part have ideated that part of the n pretence of assisting aged and infirm persons sass the thoroughfare may sow betake themselves to some honest calling. The have long been a noisome to the neighbourhood, sad' have flame out of number bens brought before the Lord Mayor and punished for dm:Rhone's' and disorderly coeds* sad for assalte apse the police. Their bet& was to worry ladies with offers to eooesy them suns, and sometimes to boot those who ellsolined their swiss' as to submit to their exactioes. All this relief from over-crowding In the great leading thoroughfare from the Bank to Si. Paul's, and espeeielly I. the yarrow neck of the Poultry, has been effected simply by the diversion along Cannoo-street of all the cuneibuse and cabs going to and along London-bridge from the south-east corner of the Cathedral, and in making the revers jo urney, instead of by way of Cheapside. In this way 12 omnibuses, among others, plying between Brampton and London-bridge, end which invariably went and returned by Chespeids, now peas along Cannon street both ways, and as these make five complete journeys to and fro 611 , the result is equal to divert. mg 420 omnibuses from ' is the course of the day. The change is also partly owing to the operation of two other regulations, which limit the height and width of loads of merchandise conveyed between 9 o'clock in the morning and 6 io the evening, and prohibit altogether the cooveyeace of scaffolding, timber, and the like, of certain specified dimensions, between those hours. By a judicious smogs seat which has long been enforced on London-bridge she light and heavy traffic move onward in separate traelm, which confusion and delay are avoided, but the ponderous =asand vans on which bonded stores, builders' mate soginenring plant, end merchandise of all kinds as bons at slow pace have never been smasable until sow to say regulation in the public streets., and hence during the post week they have been " conspicuousfor their etweeme."' —newt. INSULTING FEMALES IN A RAILWAY o4asiaos' On Friday, at the Long Ashton Petty Sessions, Ware E. J. Daubsev, and several other magistrates, John Trickily was charged with being drunk in • Bristol and Rioter Ralway L carriage, and intertaing with the parse. gars on Nooday, August Km. Elisabeth Pitman, Ooomb Dews, said on the day in question she took a seeond-olase ticket at Bristol ter miens. While on the platform the defendant stared her is the feet so steadfastly that she particularly noticed his apparent*, which somewhat &limed her. Os gang tato a carnage, jest before the train started, she saw the mune teen seated in the opposite corner. The other passsapan wen two mere females, • geetlezesa a Defeedant was meted by • female, with wham be began to lake all sorts of liberties, mach to the alarm of the female in Question. He afterwards threw • news paper in wilmenfe tom Pio divinely threw it book to him, asked him whet he saseat by such conduct. He mimed her of being drunk, and mid " he wonld gi ed ve them d runk • good dance that niglit." He eertain n g ee menr to be or mad. She ems me meth d Martha Cele, • respectablydreneed young woman, Meted ' that the prisaser asked her repeatedly where she was going, sad shook bee by the um violently Dermal time. Mr. J. Brownkw, • reporter, stated that the defearlsat asked the youog fem ale "if she would go sad live with him!" She was offended, and did id &newer ; and prisoner them asked her "if abs would swear lire witk • (oedema or a poor oho r Bbe desired t o address his elmerviaione to rims I some else. ex He next newspaper eat of his I pocket, sod instead of log it he threw .lt ester the compartment,end struck the first witness itowiewhemi &bout I the beast, at the same time saying, " Will you take • paper ?" He appeared to be very tipsy.- Witness told him he oould not allow him to annoy the females in that way, and unless be altered hie conduct be aboulif certainly give him in ctistod He immediately replied, " Who the are you ? Whet busierss have you to interfere?" He alio said be would give witness "• wipe under the Mt at the nett siatioa." When the prisoner asked the young female if she would go and live with him, he caught hold of her arm four times. The Obeitmsta 7 ll&• it in • violent manner? Wits/es—Hs did it acts In • loving way than violently. (Laughter.) By Mr. Bleoloaare—The ladieemarevery mach fright's's:4 insomuch that their west on to the Weston junction instead of stopping at the Tattoo station. Mr. Bactingtee enbaritted that it was not a alas to to severely dealt with. The man was a little tipsy, and smug • yoaog woman ester the amine in a hurry and oat of bees* tbe conversation maned which kd up to the whole matter. lie did not maim Pe' et Sithy Iralilleink allY this, of the hied. The megistrater said is was • serious offence, of which there had now base several inotsnoss. sad female passengers could not foal safe in travelling unless they ware protected by some stringent means. They should fine the prisoner sad Si. 6d. mew or is iideadt Ales moot 's Imprison assat.—SAsrbense Joursol. THE SUIT or Mann. —Yesterday (Tuesday) we were heppy to tee that than was no ahwearasee at soy disturbnot on tho streets err what en gewarally under stood se the " disturbed districts." A. deputatlos proceeded during; the day to_ the workers at the Ifider Railway. and a was gonad tW Maresonte made by eerier rotlemen at the meeting is the t with reepect to the protestant worker in the _ employ ment of the railway impinpawy having retred to wort with the Roars 11•4101/(11. Were entirely without foundation. At the Linfield MU, where some senorita was expected to new, as it is In • protestant district, through whir a par snare id rim aerobia' have to go to their work, we are happy tory that both prrestaate and Rotor catholic. have speed to work on the most, amicable tonne There wan se stow& on the streets het night. A great number el the eeustshulary from ether counties have left for their respective stations.—Northera Wry. lacrrsinorr LY Thump. —Taw" TITINDAT MOILIMIO. A toodemay M riot wee eshibited biro Met night. Oft the early part of retarder the authorities, hada, remind information that a effigy of Ring William wee about to be harsh riled `the available amistabulary free from the @anorak% districts, whir, together with the fore located in the town, paraded the miner, under commrd of Captain fleagran, R. 11., and Captain Smith, county inspector. Crowds tailored is different parts of the tow., Nit, with the rospiro of some ant sod shout ing, no diattutiance took place. The clilEr was prepared, but. throe the Memos et Mr. ileseff ..4 ltiimman, rehire of the town cramineieura, nod some anagistrare, it was oat paraded or burnt. —Freeman's Journal. ACCIDENTS FROM lute—Yesterday morning the family of Mr. Oltetwyed, Geedow-Isrreere, Righbary, were amused front their sleep. between award two clalook, by loud screams and cries for help issuing from the sleepiag apartment of Miss Maynard. who was on a visit to the family. Os proossaisa to hair maw they dimewsred the lady with her Nightdress scd the bedding on Sm. She had, it appears, fallen asleep while reading is bed, sad the ea °die Ming, set tba bedding a• Ira Mr. Ohetwynd weathered the dames with a carpet, hot the posmgiedy was Nhookiegly burnt, and not impacted to moo►er. Os Tuesday night another amides! from Are manned to Chamet Chi rens, aged seven years, son of Ms. Chimes, 8, Claricate-striast. During Mural:seamed his mother be ettesaptsd to help him self to some soup from a pot that was 'Media& on the firs, and in doe so hr. ribt.fere caught ire, and he was so airiest* band that Ms death is stomsatiar scpsolielL - - Tee MITROPOLITAN MADIOAA SCHWA/.—The medical schools is econasion with the gnat me hospitals will be opened oi lb. Ist sad .Iril of respectisely. Os the Ist of October there will be as M ammal Weans at Gay's Heepital by Dr. J. &Atm EWA F.s S. ; at St. Thtemes; atPten, Ilse demi ; at Si. Mary's,Paildtegtoo, by Dr. Toyebee, P. R S. ; and at KWes o Oollage, by Pf 011141( Oretwright, 1.11 0.8. Os lls 3rd of October there will be as loaagersl address at lluMedty cane Hospital by Professor Quist), F.H.B. at Middlesex 0o p/ by Professor demob°. A Sl Berthokimeer's, by Mr. Oallaaskr. The •, sad Charlageross, Westminster, sad the Lowden Hospitals have not yet MA :Ade Wows. Tea Nem MOIWARA CAMS AT Botts—The Debata A yeetwthip meillas • tem spirited solids epee the sabllet of the "Woollen of the pea/ Jew Joseph Cotes. II says that the Prattled govermasat bas swan within the last at: yams ostmeed Ile coda of every civilised smalles t sod it falls spas the Pew* Fweremeet M hoer I. pro tect a power which commits seek sots. Contrary to meal custom, the 'Miele deem" bear thesigmetre of the millers bat assraly that Cl tits santerydthi