The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-04 00:00:00

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Poo, Lift sad Membia: Moo ..A Limburg Sum , MOiw—Aad LA 7L110.! trams Maim liaststal restriak—Omard• at Wilma r a mn wa ; LAN!TE,L I 7, I "pr or mrri g s v=l .7 o m Eg a 111011111111. Ti. Evans % aIIIAT WITS 11113.411:1110LT.-. AM MO JOWL tas. aril Um G. Zessi.—Oienme at T. r&TILI011. Tan NVIIITINA. THI SAILOIIII 1101111. W. Day J. F. Tonic tkimin. sad Deasctt n i. lll 4=lll. XL 041111m—Arl WII MO& CIAMPLI. Ommare at J. wau WATIA AT WIDOW BUDGE. j e a .. . IL 10. s. -.Abloom. 16. .66 LONDON. 271,121111D47, NOE 4. A SPECIAL EDITION of tiro '' EXPRESS; sostaisiag the malts of dim day's Roma is !lO NA," awry evening &win the Sporting Sousa, at do deka. Tie iatelligenee that the Puns of l'auesis has aceepted the resignation of the MANTII777II. Miaistry, arid commenced the formation of a mere liberal Cablost, is, as far es it goes, a welcome coa &nation of the hopes which we ventured to *spree' an his appointment to the Regency. It indicates that the Paneca, yielding to a sense of higher dative than those of mere sentiment, has overview the reluctance naturally felt by a person in his patios to disturb existiag ereangements. It also shows that he has thought more of the %- wrests of the country with whose government he was charged than of that deferents, which it has sometimes been the fashion for Regents to pay to the peramal wishes of the Sovereign whose *see they temporarily supply. To have tntradused sad carried out a woe liberal and pro resin polity with the MAI/111:77FIL Administer tioa still is office would have bass manifooly a hoping Wk. That Admiaistratiee was fatally sesselsesd, both in domestic sad Levies affairs, with a sewn of action, or rather ef Unities, which led deeply sed justly wounded the national spirit sad the asthma! honour. At hese a steady resit alms le the meet reasonable demands of a progres sive pespis Per progressive institutions ; abroad, a %disuses combination of Mester and belie fan— the language of a TZIABO with the .spite eta Tuzasyr es—had jselly irritated the temper sad fried the bag-salbeing of a native ripe he freolem and jealous et mown. The policy of the MANIIIMIL Ministry was simply this : rewo gremive at brim', Russian abroad. No doubt dis deeding might be drawn between the various mea ls% et whit* that Administration was compared I and it may perhaps be conceded that M. DI MAX TEUIPVILL,Its ehief in power and ability, was os ether pagoda by no means the most objectionable of its number. But, comideting the aateaseats of the Mstrrarmi. Cabinet, and the policy with which its very name had become identified, so roa seeable van can doubt that the Patens of Purists was, ea every ground, perfectly justified in swept keg its mate** reeiguatios. TINA moo member, of that Ministry may hold portals, i• the new combination is, of comes, ow Wreak, bat at peemat the fast *me Oat they have all resigned, and that Prime Horrintotimsar-Btomatlitise has received the charge of brining a sew Calder. The Primes— who, as hie name implies. belongs to a breach of the Royal Family of Premin_ass not hitherto taken any prominently active part in politics. He is is the prime of life, having just entered upon his illirrMighth year. and will probably be most arlier to the generality of our readers as tether of the row QOM of PONTOON who recently brans of guest for a short time, on her way to her Lisboa hetieL It is sot surmised that his Liberalism is el s miry reneemeed description, bat be will bring te the new Cabinet the prestige of an animpessia able character and the frier of the highest social position. The ministerial arrangements are not yet fully knees, probably not yet completely deter- mined as t bat we believe it may be taken as certain that M. Di &RIAD ITt is entrusted witk the perdoßo of Foreign Affairs; that M. Betimamit- Hot.t.wao will be Minister of Public Worship, and General BONIN, of War. In these appointments no triumph certainly will her been gained for ultrs-liberal views, but an aerarance will have been given of a steady determination to free the administration of affairs from those servile and retrograde principles of hotne and foreign policy of which the late Cabinet had so long been the exponent. The formation of a Ministry of this character is probably at the present juncture the meet desirable rest that could happen for the promotion el the same of rational and constitutional liberty in Prager. Any Government that is to be influential sr primmest in that country must effectively repre sent the views end feeling., not of the ultras ota either side, but of the great balk of reasonable and moderate men on both sides. That tae Primea of num& may succeed in forming such a Government meet be the earnest drire of every liberal English man. Ragland cannot look with indifference on the political future of Persia. Wherever on the Con tinent of Europe the principles of fres government en firmly rooted and fruitfully developed, England grim both a amoral and a political support. In oar modern fitatevarysteui, the internal policy of a nation necessarily affects more or leer its exter nal relation.. A community of feeling and interest unavoidably springs up between States that partici pate in the Messing of free institutions. Had the Prussian Constitution been a fact instead of a phrase, the Prussian foreign policy of the last ten years would have been something very different from that which has been the perplexity of friends and the ridicule of foes. It is to be hoped that the time has now arrived when the Liberal and Prot, stant ten dencies of the Prussian people may exert their legiti mate inflames on the external action of the Prussian Government. Meanwhile, as far as relates to the internal development of their country, Prussian Liberals have abundance of work before them. In the development of local institutions—in securing THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY the free action of the prase—in remarsjp. the class i prejudices that now No =happily prevail, Penni= patriotism may find an ample and fruitful told fon , its exertions. Such labours u these are far rows *Session( for the well-being of a casein than any ascent of declam.ktionce ►btnot priaaiplas, ce philosophic delimitation of privileges :alai rigida.- :WS Iris► all the sweetie that it may d a me i t t tbs Bev Ministry of Prince ROUEN swam annuancolor. Art D the many distinguished Associations, literary, ecientifie, and social, that have recently amombled in state deliberated before the world, and se p ara t e d amidst a flourish of trumpets, it is scarcely surprising that a cooperatively Meson Coaferenoe, which met last week, and of whisk we lave a further report to-day, shauld have altogether soaped notice. We refer to the meetings of the Took Sol-fa Aimaistion, for the promotion of vocal music in schools se a branch of elementary amnion. The title of the Amoriation, indeed, sounds very much like a joke, and those who know little of it bo red the name may naturally be disposed at first to laugh at the whole affair. The real enemy which such Associations have to encounter, however, is not ridicule, but indifference. Had the Conference been larger and mars influential, being devoted to seek a skeet, it woad scarcely have seemed anything like general roooguition. For, wills mugs is the only one at the fins arts that works es &living power among all clammed the people, it is at the sane time the cal; ens to which public jeer. I iamb, moil entice, and popular Monsen never refer. Of mete, indeed, as a fashionable amuse meat in the shape of operas, concerts, and festivals, we leer a great deals but of its deeper power mow the people as en instrument of education and means denial program, next to nothing. Our smell refiring' have not a weed to say about it. Amon the Art-eduestional papers read at Liverpool ma nn found so pleas. Lord Baouonnt, in his obi bentod maim de eareelsse retie et grandam Wile, paned it ever In Amos. While referring to the other arts—to sealptar% painting, and poetry—whisk have cemparatively litW ISAOIIIIIO9 on the mass of the people, he said nothing of the is. art which is their Masan recreation and delight, whom benefi cent power is growingly felt even in the humblest homes. In the same way en article which a distinguished contemporary recently devoted to Leeds, after elaborately enumerating several points of &Mediae, each as the royal visit, the meeting of the British Association, and Mechanics' Institute Soiree, carefully omitted the one point on which the town chiefly prides itself, its new Musio-hall and first Musical Festival. The former is a splendid building, and the latter was a great sac can, the most successful festival indeed that hos been ' held for some years past. And themes of Leeds Dam rally thought that their spirited exertions to make of their town a masks! as well as assaafacturing centre would rank first in any enumeration of its recent claims to distinction. It was the more important to satire this effort, tee, because it is not an isolated, but a representative feat. Music-halls are rapidly springing up in all the large mennfactaring towns of the north, obviously to supply a want which their special craft greaten The modern asseeiation of music with power loom, is but an extension of the old union between the solitary shuttle and national song. From the earliest times weavers have been singers. The Lollard', who chiefly belonged to this aloe, derived their name from the fact that they always sung in a low voice while at work, throwing ' the Munn to the best of sere favourite air, end moving the Menke to the well.known words of some sacred psalm or patrinle song. Hence Palatal' exclaims in his distress, " Would I were a weaver, I " mold sing psalms and all manner of wings." Jolly Sr risky BekA knew a catch that , Tordd " draw three " soulseat of ens weaver;" and Nick Bottom, of that soft, had " a reasonable good ear in music,' and warbled so angelically that Tinian woe enamoured of iris note sad preyed him to sing again. But the solitary loom has bosom a gigantic machine, and the modern weaver weeks amid a deafening erewd of =dosed and jeering noises. At the close of the day he needs, thee re, all the mere the relief of mein which is dada him at his work. And the modern muric-hall is to the old weaver's song what the modern maasfastery is to his aneieot work. This may help to explain the love of music in manufaeturiag districts, bat the rapid spread of the art is not by any mesas confined to these localities. Not only is the seinen of industry, marked oat on the hornsu by blazing furnaces and crowded chim ney-steaks, bat in quiet pastoral valleys and old fashioned agriealtaral towns, the inflames of musk, is gnawingly felt. Ths blacksmith at his forge, the wheelwright in kis shed, the waggoner on the road, sad eves the ploughman in the field, have each his nag. The mining may be very ends, as it often is, bat the wog serves to beguile the time, and gives diem, both alms and in company, a cheap wares of kennels reereatios and sensument. In proportion to tbelr practise! knowledge of singing, their com mand of the art and delight in its =maim are these *lasses raised above the coarse and vulgar type of natio character. Thom who live mach in the esuntry know this well by experience. They have no the good moral and social effect which the ealtivation of movie in a rural district has oedema, whether among children at the local schools, or among adult' in evening classes. It bra famished a piseeent occupation for leisure hours that would probably otherwise have been spent in idleness or frivolity. It gives a sew charm to social intercourse, end insensibly reins the tone of feeling and standard of madact in every circle that mass under its influence. While in villages the revived musical activity is chiefly felt in the improvement of local monody, in country towns it is net mfrs. gamily manifested in the formation of " Madrigal " Societies." The vales of these societies is very great. Few art exercises, indeed, are nobler in their inflames than the constant study and practice I of these fine old aim, so full of genuine English life and pare English feeling. It is not marpririag that these who have seen the good effects of a little musical training should bo anxious to extend its influence se widely as pastille by making it a branch of elementary education. There is us reason why seek a sheep and innocent annuement ea singing should sot be placed within the reach of all. Nothing is sweeter than the human voles, and it need scarcely be said that a• masked instrument Is so widely diffused. With stood training even a poor voice toes weenies, and is able in time to give pleasure not oily to the singer himself but to others ea well. A practical dexterity like singing, when acquired I. childhood or youth, is rarely neglected or forgotten, since the practice, being in itself pleasurable, tends to develop and perfect the acquired power. Every child in • school, it is true, cannot be made to sing will ; but those who lave been engaged for years in the work of teaching find there are very few who do not pick op some knowledge of the art, sad even these few feel its good effects, both moral and physical. They enjoy the recreation and exercise their lungs, and the mere physical Influence of regular training in vocal mole is not to be despised. One of the speakers at the recent conference, Mr. WHITE, a teacher of some standing, gave aeon.. Wanton* oa this impfl. #he had ibu himself or tile scholars. as Sled he had roeouret to *aging, and " the - uniform Nish was that they store refreshed and anigorsOsit. It was eamaehable that twang years " ago, when he began to teach singing in Spitalflebls, the children in that locality seemed to have soaroely any voice, and spoke in a feeble and contracted " manner. One effect of tha practice of singing had " been to create a gradual improvement in that ra. " apect ; in fact, the children of his school would now " bear a comparison in vocal strength with children " generally." The chief point mooted at the late meetings re ferred to the best method of teaching singing in schools, and it was to disown this important question more hilly that the first conference was adjourned. Mr. WHIT; the speaker jest quoted, said that, after haring tried many systems, he foead that of the Association beet suited for his purpose—that of school chearfalleatios," es he variously phased it. The extension of a particular system of teaching is, however, /sr lees important than the diffusion of weal sees* however taught, as a branch of ele mentary education. It not only strengthens the lungs and educates the ear and the voice, but, by addressing the affections and the imagination in the purest form, helps to supply that moral element in which our systems et primary instruction are chiefly deficient. We, thsradme, heartily wish the Associa tion all mosso in its work. Irbt Court. WINDSOR, Nov. S. Her Majesty's dinner party yesterday Weladed tie Priam aed Prisons at Leinters. the lad oil Calisma at Clarsedas, Oohed Sr Has. R. Brwoa, the Ras. Mrs. Bahl" Nr Jams Clark, and CetWelo Grey (Rile Bripao), des Nsier-Oweerel the Wight Hem. J. Peal, sod Illajw-Geawal ft Berry Jones, who arrived In tbe dame& Ile imil ef Ilia Ind litla Guards aiinntlad, and played during Mar— — Zweeent. :Os* ...... .. Astor. rains. .... ....... 6 .... T a m Ha MONO prime bead ellimeole Mold la OM CM*, gad perfumed le dr alfdirdeddl Mini pima : Ow " heehim i ttly the ll Mau - 1611: v.-- • 1117; Imesses." La moms : ''''' '''' Dr Jugs, Zia% 'Pb Quills mai Prime Cement tread Is the pods et the Gm& OE mealag. TM Earl mad Conjoin of Claraation and Captain Grey, Rifla Brigade, left Windsor in tin beemocs. A Cabinet Council, the lint after the ream wee held yesterday, at three o'clock, at the ra cial residence of the Chancellor of the Rxebagvar, in Downiatetreet. The Miaistems Fremont were : The Earl of Derby, the Bight Hon. B. Disraeli, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwick*, Mr. Secretary WalpoM, the Earl of Malmeebury, theißight Hon. Sir ~ E. Bulwer Lytton, General Peel, Lord 8tr1 ,6 Sir John Pekin ton, the Bight Hon. J. W. , and Lord John The Esti of Darby hit Latatka .day wade( ix Windsor C. TL. Mmipds of Bakilstry snivel la imm yeakiseay waft from &tab% mid Goma Peg wind is Laded fradi Wisest& Omille, la mar iv WIWI Om diiiist CommalL The How. A. Berwast, C. 8., Julie of lbe Tb►Adriraity Cast at Baba, Nowa Beetle. bad ea blerview with Sir I. Hahne Lynes yeitinlay. Mr. Brooking WI oleo ea Interview with the Bight Bea. Baronet at the Cabal& abr. • depalidaa, ocaelitledr of Lord Ashby, 11. P.. eel Mr. Clay, ILP. for HO, awl the kilSeatag deadierna has Ha, Ma, the Meyer, AJissst Bwrierar, rildiema Oriehear, the Tows Clerk, rad Mr. B. M. hiked, lied am lasinlew with lir. 0. A. MarsOks, estesiery to the Tria non, yeeteriay. Thospotolto won not bon tv Oeittotol-odoo youtortlay t. the 0011111•1111 of Corks, Wag lam ma tho Marsrikes. Dospotobot moo noolvel from dr Gomm. of Nowbead- Mtnloa or Ma. GIADSTONS To THE lONIAN Inso.—Mr. Cibestono los socarand deo (Ike d Lad nisi Coseedesio•or Fatraordhary to des lambs lobtada sad win at mos lean Eitilead for Cork. lasteaottar live bees meat by Woo* be ties Admiral sameadlar tier Naas"- mesa Soot to daramb • armor to TAP* fa tits wpm of easarybas bar Medlars eppoid Cosumis•kaor to Ids dos thosica. Mr. Ciladoiono le oxpoarl a wire at Trieste be-goorrow week. Oar radar aro swan that the pea body of Ur halms me et Or Gala Chant and wok Use Greek basergo, and art same tie Peolsoarais be• bola slab haat, sad pertiodirly at Isis yerea dry boys inland • osaitaat satipaley to British re& Hi Krjrates sowers meat, Mahn to Alois the art aceorolo bieroatioa ro spartiag Woe omen abide b••• bd to tier peadoel disolemil ✓asa ed tier depadosoy, bow detemeebad to Wriest the la artiastio• of the grimaces of our hobs haerer-aibbote to • opochl oomododoaor, vials fahroados vii la anedred by persona obearralisa. - ilea. Majesty awl his Royal Hlettosss tie Prince Cermet have hem geneloosty *MI 10 *ayb Ha Seas- Mee eltkbel appalled Is take plass et the Guildhall, on Thoroday, Hs Lik Weak be, tbe haat of the Licensed Vietnallore WWI end Asylum, emir repel eogeineenoe la ihe mast Ilia they oddreesed to bee Bl¢ety end hie Beget Itiglione, tint it night be ennenneed le Min limos under timer repel primer. The oansiet ef bar Majwity sad Ms Repel llitleme MIS yawed, onsomatobeel to the elorsioeins by time Mss. ilk C. B. nip's, is the kindest rinser. Sir IL B. Lytbra is expected at Window on Fide, ant ' es whisk iv the Clawllea salaisira Mr. Cartier, 111.esis, sad Mr. Bess, vBl bays tie beam of ,achy yrseratal Is bre MaJaay by the rlikt boasarsbis betted, se Beanbag fa the Coke's& His themes tv Priam Miteekeria has arrived at Mr Brerrorisk Held fro Pais. The Lady Elizabeth Brownlow and family have arrived as CI WWI HOWL Lady Douglu and Kies Mammy have arrived at the Glassa's Hord, Upper Norwood. Baron Btutto;hoiWa has atrivod at Fonton'a Hotel Avis Clenimar. Lady Lytton (says the Bath CArosids) has re amed 61= Ur Caw Wet, and agata ttittaa tap halt shade et Corti. Hold, Trois& The estoMiptiene to the Woreesteeshire testimo nial to &r John Pakingtes, limited la amount to 21.2 e. abeedy exceed the sum at 6001. Bit Edward Balwer Lytton has given a Ceylon weiburaiip Is SU saccossfal coratiblass la as epos aompitioloa of staisels of Glasgow Ualvonlity, of ell* ba is Roam. Major-General bit W. F. Williams. 8.C.D., sow insisat st Woolwich peels" as laws of abassas ` Nora sosus, has °Whoa the 1111111atios at We Boyd Ifigh asee t h e lassussibewireltiof to pram, his way ita Ws wive osaatry bore/ &a period of his siosolliod have of throe math; bow Tbs Dabs - sad Dacham d'Ausalm accompanied by their hie sins stag the Priem de daissues arrived at Drssdsa, Ism Vilma, as Ilisselry, on • 'bait to the ex - Qom Ku% who raids. le a villa user the city. The Mass of Ifehessellera flietearingen, who has boa Wird by the Prises lisseet of Pruele to Is. • sow ad. esialetratim, is the Wier of die yea( Qum of Portugal Ha almliesud his petty serendipity • few yeses ago l imp ir e y the Liag of Prusia, the head et the hems of ileieusellus, W o bl e s i d by the Yin's taw the Ibis al MON= with the preened's, of a jester prism of the royal finny g y Prussia. lb Is a Bsetessaagefteral to the Pemba aerobti sad cemmeadsat of the Demidorf military ablsisa. Be is beishir-is-law so the Ilissiais Pita& of Balsam Ohs peed. see of limit, Him of Naples), whose bald sad diver pimaidet ea Its mismeasgensee of dr Papal deems was lately sealed by OW Tarim sometpumbad with so marl eoneesadstits. Ths Prises Raimondo= dismeriepa is eseeetesil to be • tstaabsr of the modssate llbssi WIT. It apposes that the vessel having Lard Strattbrd as Riddle as board, which rea agrees& mat Smyrna, was sat the Candor, but ths !Spas Carsqoa. The Candor only coaveyed his Itedship to the Caracas. NOVEMBER, 6, ISTELLIGE*. PRUSSIA. • • - In the new Premien ministry Prince Hohenzollern is President of the Council; M. Bohleinitz, Minister of Foreign Affairs ; M. Bethman Hollweg, Minister of Public Instrostion; and Geaeral Bonin, War Minister. The rest of the present cabinet will, it is said, retire, as soon cc the arrangements for supply ing their places are completed. CANADA, .-- .- •• (=ON OVA OWN 00111.111PONDiNT.) (IT MAONITIC T1L301.A.E.) LIVERPOOL, Tarim)Ay. The steamer Nova Bootie, from Quebec, of the 23rd, has arrived, bringing 173 passengers. Thin is no political news. The barque Isla de Oahe had been taken into Boston, respected of being &slaver. Yells► fever showed symptoms of abatement at New Orleans. Savannah advioss say the American consul there had refused to give up the papers of the barque Ardenais of New Orleans, under a suspicion that she was intended for the slave trade. The judges of the Superior Court of Cuba had all resigned, in consequence of not receiving the usual military salute on Qom Isabel la's birthday Ste. A New York telegram, under date the evening of the 22nd ult., reports cotton dull and unchanged. Flour without material change. Wheat and corn heavy, and lower. Beef unchanged. Pork firm. Lard heavy. Sugars and coffee quiet. Spirits of turpentine dull. Freights firmer ; cotton to Liver pool 3.16 d. The Quebec timber market continued active, at former prices, except for inferior, which was premed for sale at lower rates. Freights were rather better, and vessels wane. THE INDIAN MAIL -4. Car aLacresaa ' , az MON OM OWN 001/ r, TZUZIDAT.. The Pert has arrived with the India mail. Amongst her pairesprs are Admiral Stopford, Lord Pevensey, General Shelly, and Captains Sal mon, Heaney, and King. The Avon has also arrived with the Brazil mail; she brings gold to the amount of about 64,000 i. The American frigate, Niagara, with the returned slaves, was at St. Vincent, on her way to Liberia. At Rio, coffee was animated; supplies regular. Exchange 261. Business active and money light. At Pernambuco, Exchange is improving; busi ness motive, and arrivals of sugar moderate. At Bahia, sugars seam. Exchange, 261 to 261. THE BOMBAY MAIL. We have been farmland by the Peninsular and Oriental Company with the following despatch : " MARSEILLES, Nov. 4. " The Vectis, with the mails from Bombay, arrived at Marseilles at eight this morning. "The mails left for London at ten. "The passengers remain in quarantine until to morrow morning." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (now ova own oommerorrnairr.) PARIS, WIDNISDAT Byname. The ;invitations to Oorapiagns are nor more numerous than was generally anticipated. They inelade apwards of twenty English people, among whom are Lord and Lady Palmerston, Lord and Lady Clarendon, Vie Marquis of Hertford. Lord and Lady Craven, and Lord Alfred Paget. It is an sonnoed that a Council of Ministers will be held there ease a week. It is authoritatively stated that Napoleon 111. is taking steps to carry into execution a favourite plea of Napoleon 1., for laying up stores of corn, alter the manner of the Phiwachs, in ',ray large town. during plentiful years, in order to provide againet years of scarcity. The protectionists like this plan, which they think will mews them altogether against foreign importation. It is rumoured that the corpse et General de Seine will be brought to Paris, and Warred with greet . pomp, at the public expense. The following paragraph from the beelipeneloisee Beige is cited by this evening's Prairie without comment : Td ended et creaky Mr grand liagaidois at the gm- Wane ad isbirebetheee mows le M gat dolled Vitql, la the NMI al the goversitest. It Is paslivels 'NA that the garden either is at TM be insitiliody sabwiftsdi was Coupon of floats. It is remarkable that when this ramoar was Ant bruited the Petrie, which has now aothieg to my, gave it an incligmust One of the murdsren of P6chard, the watch- maker of Caen, was a Jew named Qugenheim, who, being allowed the benefit ef "extenuating dream stanom," was sentenced to imprisonment with hard labour for life. This man had several ille gitimate children by a Jewish mistress, who was also found frailty as a participant in the murder, and was sentenced to a term of imprisonment. When the parents were arrested, the prefect of Cal vados, according, as it appears, to the custom in such circumstances, sent the children, all very young, to the Hospice of Caen. The Sisters of Charity at tached to that establishment made them learn the Christian catechism, and had them baptised. M. laidore, the Grand Rabbi of Paris, lately claimed the children in order to have them educated as Jews, bat the Sisters, who were very proud of their converts, strongly objected to give them up. The prefect of the Calved°s thought it right to refer the matter to M. Detangle, the Minister of the Interior, and he has just sent a very abort but very peremp tory order that the baptised children shall be handed over to the Grand Rabbi. At the ("gain et the law smarts this morning, after the long vseatiesi, hi. Chain d'Est Aar, the brilliant Proeurenr-Oeseral, who has hitherto hem considered remarkably exempt from the spirit of flunkey ism, whisk now pervades all dames of functionaries, astonished hi andiamie by telling them, in the coulee of a glowing panegyric upon the Emperor, that the judges aught, ►bove all things, never to kept that they rendered justice in his name, and that they should strive to be the represeatatives " not ealy of his plink authority but also of his private and personal sentiments." This doctrine is certainly novel in the Nixie de Justice. Is it meant as a hint to the judges who are to try Montalembert The lioarse has been dull sad weak. The main characteristic of the day was a disposition to operate for the fall; bat there were few buyers, and it was difficult to do business. The Rente closed for account at 73fr. tic., with a fall of 10c. For cue► the last price was that of yesterday, 72fr. 90c. Mobilier fell 10fr. The railways were all about 2fr. 60c. higher. By an imperial decree, dated Oct. 13, an extra ordinary credit of 90,000 h. has been opened with the Minister of Foreign Affhirs for the restoration of the church of Bt. Anne, at Jerusalem, and the opening of it for public warship. SPAIN. M. Olozega, the late Ambassador in Paris, leader of the prop moist party, has been mulled by no lase than six oon►tituencies. THE POISONINGS Ar 114D10111 The excitement clamed by the calamity at Brad ford inansees. New rename d ahem and death ere made almost hourly. The total rumber et peruses matted to be 11l is now 160. The memo d these who have Own dsd are, I= g lionklaworth, egad yeas, Ratleallotnet, ; Brine Barrow; sod it, of Thornton, donor ; and Mark Clover, lOW Mom. Oa Tuesday the borciegh i s leak as btehs the drommotames of the et the palmated The Mayor pnwided over a hil el serribareeer— um Coble was also presoak William Goddard, the youth who said the made, was pleadto the doeb. Be ie the est of a wklow Helm at Mao. N r. Imes appeared es hie kW:, end lln. Wilma kir Ilr. .Less - William Borniatoa, dateotive Miler at the Rio. &TO% OW that ha heard on. enaday at several baying died, mod he went Is the home at Mark Burma, Jewett- Past, lekk-ham time he bead two *Odra deed, sod lemma this Dorm Musa bed ahem ern of the lamps ; sad Waft Waal hoes whom L be bed bought them, be ter miri l le the blase et Weirs Hardaker, North Wa sad Ibem et *et whom be g, ln • emu et Swaim sf sloe stewed tbst he had purebred Om int heap 1101, Illeametrea, and Met km bed but *a pwesb et 111/0 task in ail 40111 a. He OM heal that Pollee ClemehMe Oomph& bed gut pomm el= of Oars, sad be meat NNW, to Mr. rue at zt i e told Idea lift the amps more male pertly from a ailed "deik," sad tam he ) Il h erclased it tram Mr. Georp dragPM, SI . He (Darstelos than took Neal wilt aka le Wyk% whoa they want e• Hodgson's hems be wee kiln bems. sad they saw the pumas man Gaidemil, sad salted him It be had sot sold a man same wadi' shoat a week ego, sa the pevlose Monday; salmi reply he seal nee if it was "tare album," " them said he bad sold 12Mia ait He took Mem to Me mat tram width be had takes Me mmatity areal, sad shoved tame the materal, whoa Mr. Met isessedlahly mid wee sot " datt." An they were DPW emadaleg sable Mr. Heos came ta, sal at sat Odd them Sat the amt conmaed arose* sad hid I ma. Mar mem brim versatkm the Mime l hiegcleg esiked Pik Mat, seamma - pealed by Neel. °eddied had only be. eked Owes weeks with Mr. Hodpon, madras", Ms about the Wise& The statement had got &brooding them oak was labalkd ,• but Barnistoa says tit *ay emmeised . and mold not And any Mb k. James Archie, the mss MU prism& the dad" but Goddard, said that be was aspired, alma galag to BelldoA to bring it to Mr. Neel la Ms met, sad be sooty ao. He eared bx Mr. theirs bat was told that was sick, mad whim he sold that Mb. et the " doh" would ablip him, Goddard west end up la two ba aad he took it away=4 l % " err Leer of Mr. Nests shoksail i t was sinairds given to the no m who makes the , sad hie tame was Isms Applakm, sad be was am by Mt. Ned. Wham had beta with Mr. Neal hr two pen, bee bed mew ben Wore for " daft." Is sonar to a pestles hem Mr. Lem, Whiter, who watched the oar for Goddard, Amer admitted that God dard told him that Mr. Hodgma meadered it would be better hr him to let it slate, sign be could see shoot it himself, aid this It was rafter he seed to be obliged with the 121 b. that be recolved B. that he lied alisied the children of Barna, ad that when he raw tlMea drat, about four o'clock on Baader attarnean, they wan both evide c tlL:iyiag ; their palms wars low, tit & oboes blaa sad the moth ef their eyes Mead. Both died shortly wards F' rem all smarm cad appearances, hie impression wee that death hot ramiteil from palm Mark Barran himself, who alse leek pert al the lessages which ha had pw&ssal„lalemered imam similar symp toms, as also did lame =Weft end hie sits Mary. Wit ness analysed ere at the lesesses, ad head it to .s• arsenes Mr. Aft M. Rissalssaa amilydssl ambit, lobe iris maestri by Mr. Dell sad Dr. Berawce so swam we or more of the lemma (away of whisk bad boa remeleted from amber pads s), *mid tbat he bad done eiy, b Masi at the time adages dee east gamily of amok Mailigai Sc each, sod bad as orders es this abet. Noe if Os lozenges, howevar be wartalaid le esateia eine pap of arsenic, one halt J which was aa sagas dome tor say ; 4i rape of snide was goaerelly meshed _a minnow dose. " Daft," be said, was imply plotter of Pee* fIR sal phate of lime. James Appleton, Kr. Neere is tawliellswer. Meted kW hallos ressived the pews tbe alwale frog Archer, sad teid bow be wade sp. wide oft rid eager, sad mint, late tbs.. when OK nods Alba at =whisk bed bee* sidered by M_ owl yid& awe dog' sear a Was lames of tier pia t sashaia als•Zsea Melee mil gu lM tbe limps la the mast, ble employer ( bed Lima owe of tbew) lead to be sot base to a cab. Tido was farther peeved by James linetbstr. who welted at the stall L dm ameba Amen port of the day. Joseph Neal wee afterwards sag sad pat elweasb a severe ersalaatka , la whistle be he eke IMwal an of " daft' fa waking the ismer opelitiee dspins. He Awed elaborately with etyma ed MN oweleme, awl stop ell Ids Mamma appeared is was roma a minim We other. Nothing, however, wee abolish Is MEWS, bas /ft M Th . .. r.g rapa, wises aural bat lea sell. was Ilia MUMS hew the desk, mad the father hurtle d the ewe was adjoined to Weireeday. Is eider le ding slaw is, a ping swim emelostlea arsons of the bodies to be nage. Mr. 'wheel, the 0044414 c spewed kb lap* es setterel beaks, at the . p &Mixt ; bat, she sa• amusing sewed of dee alarm sae lad boss somata at she C,oort, bore, be edloaraed 'spiry a Task, sass Mr. Garr Dyers, ooreser. alio sprat ea = i t Low Moor ; wed Mr. Taylor. of WiebeisM, epswa at Beat greasy, on two bodies lying deed le his dhatiot. It is understood that M. de Mostalembert's trial will take place before the end of the present month. It is said that the illustrious orator will defend himself, and that he will appear at the bar sur rounded by the first men is France. If a convic tion should be obtained, M. de Montalembert will be entirely at the mercy of the government, ore long as it lasts. The victim of a press conviction falls within what are called " the specific categories under the law of general surety ;" that is to say, he may be either expelled from France or transported to Algeria, at any time after the expiration of his genuses., end without farther trial. _ ASSAULT ST A SCROOUIAIIIIO Wowing dory will be *ad to-day to to Noedm Durk report : 1 bide boy, sassed Harry ills the son ea poor widow, mese to bar lberi el the age of twides. Teedidy hk rear Smut sibell Is lea a rely s perils tibia Meer. end he le mit le tilkdr 6r 16 6typ, end at the spies** die thee he bk. to 16 eideredi t 3 : ib smell pekoe elder falter. Airbus tire hie sea Nara r era eaperille. the widow asriblas le at deutidekle en ibt see es 6 day, thine to be by • rehosissestar mesa George woe. The led wee at ieheel.en the 106 skim, sad we* is &arch He est Is W pool end L' het shortly allitererds th e schoolmaster sifter* hies, Porr what purpose be was removed is sot radar; bid the lad *diked to ho moved frost him sad walk* oat ef dor*. On tha kar liti kt s 'wort to ids used labor ; sad this .ii days passel over is other six days bed doss. Os the flasky ha semis wear to school ; sad dew prayer hid bar eared to crab the little children tseatreasse, ler, sad charity, poor little Hairy Joliet wee up to hold sat his bad. The led, rain a rice in the gawp el the reboobeestsr, ethsc tlwly sad said be would ge been to he raother. Whereepos the seboalanstsr caught tbs 61111 by the aria, swum him reed several dirs, end ramrod swilorig hina The peer litde tallow wee at Leith hurled oa the der, sad "sbout dirty keys" were adinialesered ea the lady of this itelpier child by _the " man." The boy serer* very race, sad the Missiniester then " asked his if he bed bed ewer* and if he wasted say more." The erred* big reciukd, the erilhosibeye meat to fiefs here* hear dr anima woks periered, led by 616 irceters meter, end tide I* wits rads *de won a herd east daring the service, While, great pis. Th. fatherises boy mired to his beer he the reglad to tell his mothar the tale of hie eallerisge •; rid it wadi is.. that Mr. Faller, the area , remitted ; sad, rye that gen- Um*, " I bre era a greet dual d beigiest premise. bat new saw se severe a ors d Ihie hied. I raid trees Art tarty weals ua be beak." Timber 116 dam* skated hops thesedati. The ma, Gorge Wright. wee esersumed Was the resiellreilue r ilheribees, and after the above km war giro the redidliser *dr*, whin Hush lupus, ▪ dee the r mtbpseitt the ends of jari Weald be roamed by a be of tios *ap rad core," mid* was _paid I Truly ilea* Wright is a ma. lad be billeted suck punishr sat en a d the 6r the Plareeks of dully* Animas would have ewes that h UM eat amps whit wealt a perky ; what! le Wen 11 hire Oat of a t he, be would her bra Impe -1 reed. Tersest° ft is kr Norge W that Ur bey is per, sod hoe so lather, or the of a = wield 'wetly roast th e istoptalioa of pouf brat Olt Ma.— WM &rams Beards. THr SHIPPING INTMIST.—At * tweeting of the 'llll4p-ttwars' Society of durieriend. held on Monday, British shippiwg weareperated to he insdepiemsbie Area depression, milieu thaw dr private,* ompeellin liseilpt vowels In the our** teeile; and It we rersbed te tarp. rats with dr Grand Shipmaster dr*/ be Ueda% ad With other bodies. it order to mom the wrest of emeh steps as would awry oat the plat** of reciprocity by yidg lato operation the reetricties cirrus of the Naenp lack a y placing the everts of lbrolgs ports ea the same fraud as British vessels occupy in three ports. MB HIGHWAI ZOMBI AIIDS-11cIous 11427 f NW ZiAllidE On Tuesday, an official inquiry into the can of the death ot Dee lbeverley wee_ maid by Mr. Dree, Menet coroner, at the New Delight Inn, Marry Nee I Baal. From tbe althea ot the witnesses It app Na j d o w the prises.. Fatter and Drake were men in the neighhom. hood et the White Bear Inn, Halifax, a few miner Wee the demand left the hone at Saturday night, G• 15,,. tog, betwees erns and eight o'clock, the decant' wee men the wane for liquar. Some time afterwene • wham, named Thome Greenwood, am the a nim a In Polka Lane, with the primate Farrar eed mane an. Farrar was driving she art, bat the other Ins (whom Glenwood could not identify) wee In the cart, tad the theseesd na there abe, kneeling upon the pcnalon, with ble heed between the I.g. at his coompenka. The made the met with the demean Ma ofd he would give Pam 1. to delve to Moor Bed. [The deceased b supposed to have been rand at this Me, while in the call Farrar home the cart an till he pond the new church at polka, mann two or three stoppages cm the mad. With the anent* of the an Ming with bin the deemed then gat off th s mat, sad, May hold of the shaft, went to dm m on ,e,, heed tor the purism ot driving home. Dm Mem Gramarood, whoa hand followed the out, ranamairmed with the two we. for leaving the doomed, whoa the ode be meld not Identify observed, 'He has wenn ea aim set many, in cam* with him as 6r se I ham Mee The Pam an Weampaelon then walked tamer Hates lM sby the sem reed they bad semi In goat a queen el se hear L.J.ae Grameed than tea a o . mon Vkis sups tbe seat le the middle ad the road, ewe endlnd, the bone bang forward Ma out M Dub em The Memel MI make, gems meld that be had not Min of the eon an bed sot beet in ow. He wee Wen idle begin sod meld Wier walk nor Med. The dales el the deemed were at a disordered Mate. de nt m any se ek peedbie wee where he expired at two chle a be ean* eseviyed been Mr. Crowther, eempeem, and be bed ined• • port-moue examlnathe of the body ot the demand, mimed by Hr. P d Halifax. A wound bed been WNW epos the bad: of 'a had, but it wee • segerielat see. Thee wee grin of the bran, an the Met wee men dimmed. Wieser attributed deeneefe don to a Mania Whacks of the t egartt of the Mho, Rough mainen ar kl, eV il Mdas toe ll ineg liquors, !night have rnston the death the deems& The jtattico o ury returned $ mad le @madames Mk the medical Th e p is ressmers were tabor Mk to the lack-up at Halifax oe the °harp of highway robbery. MN Lint COLLISION ON 21111 OZIPORA WOl- CUTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY. (Taos ova aaroarea.) DUDLEY, Wizersater. It will be remembered that while Mr. T. M. Phil. Ups, the ooKellt for Stedordehist, was hoblktg Ids Mame mil the bodies of It of the mehroaele morokekte who sow by their deeds by the calks of two le elidey kale es Me above lies of of wey, are the Reuel Oak skim mother was aided to the lit of visthee—Yu. Roasts, who dkd et Primes Rad. This Mies k dwarfed of eest6sr dormer. Mr. Hisoldille, that fiesee fornerly opened as image re the body, betY seal after Mr. Phillips should ham heft ecordiag yeetadm . wee occupied at Prime's are Ike Vim with the *met oa Mrs. Hodges. It 4 wissassity MO go @gain late the evidence m it wee a mews re/Mash d elm wee err at the Memel rangy. Pliflllps as the MMus other ealkere at Brief,- oper d whhilt ham already been published la the Daily Nom The jory, sAer draft helm bourn le the kry, sr lend (se , la the at Belerly-h111) roast or - Ma , the guard in Marge et lark ott i retrientods ; hat they did ea imissotay their mod, as is knee *dr by eay amp 'Clime evilest the thdbed_, Wormer, sad Welmerimpos way Commay. They, however. uprme& as mike AM Bents, the Gaon occomperied the train lave Waiver. to Waterer la the monde& ought, bill anted l e=latkr lova, lo ham barred Mr. Adcock, the meow tory, that Cook had had presages fa the brisk vas with Mrs. StiSTINIIION OF A BEITINCE.—At the resat =rester for the err, el harry • rang era arid ark, olive Nook use swer, under rake oircenemennoss, of the rabbitry of a young lady I. Pe*, and rs% kr re throve& inammerd to three fare vitro, there , that whet ocomeredttle v a = ad obe* re in rawer" to de ratter, tint the prism: is tottly alli = ens el de sire of whisk be yr coa reted. The e bed no seared, bet Ile U Ueda • lani Want sad s prim mith epoch to thejury cm Ids own bora, sod dter positively erre lea his brew or, be add ties b ier wh•tb was likely, he Wear der sash la slime so shortly thet hs lased haw gas ft the roggilsee whore it cierined, sad wire k was shasst wrath to be Odra into mmeedy t H r sea, ded be re kid thd dee pollee hod bees reds. speadag • press dee asereed kis diessigier be - bed bra dsing myth*/ wpm he bed baser o rep lt," sod by reply wee, that be bad not bra defog oarlike lit would rake him afraid of the pulkie, sad des, oraegy he would rearm rears he wee, sad It eppeneed the • eller *0 bill rowed be we rhea its seredy. Ter widths ie der trees were said who wows /err tho tire the Miry wen enrol to kr k Mawrc ivet, the primmer was re }bled la wood theriegat Westminster, sad midrib Sees Thar= Oen serial iwor-exadmed by Mr. Weed, the oared the dr prossention, their riders was not dims k say metriel parka* end the gemard imprommien k sad wee list they are 'peaking the truth. The Er nes orderly was tarred with ibis iise, for is massed ay the men to the jury very strongly kr is sequirel, bet, to the surprise of Orme( iltoolle. neared a verdict of " Guilty," sad p a : mow era entemeed to three yens' raid err oak,. The ettake„. brew was so root be the read d the bah tad dialer l ava of the primmer , * imeseres, that the serencie hem Met yet bra pea la free, awl es }clear r amie i Hommeregor-lere sad it is rim ✓od 1W • "resorkl will be sat to the liestery ol Stele =tor • P•da• this Jelooser, is, from sebeepest dest are been mons, there apples to rey be lire thud that the titaness Sc, the preescries wen mir rho k weds. se by Ides sty sr ine Is rosily Imes ors deb' alms of wid th he hes bees oonviref.—free. Was AGEARIAN OUTidma.-00 Sunday Let, at Carets tftuless, of Caritiogh, we patrol/kg with his piety sowers FMthlll be cheerer a throwers( aides posted en Liam Chapel The DOOM dir•Otid the terry on the rare of the Bev. Whom Irwin not Sc peg more *ea one her year's rent to Yr. N. Hughes. Asy kart who dirgrekieil lie cation wee to aide the rusershess. Tbeirefe band and crome-hosee tree afilud i tbe piked. The emensithe have hem making laudable arelisme is pat dome • deriselis ocredersey whisk lea, Sc, immetire per i dsstroyed de prom end hismenty of that asighboadr4— Itsbrwreilt. Walfad.--Lost or MISTY TYNE SEANEN.-.. Tea deo re we err this there wee every rem Is bilk del the edit Wham, leskagiag se North had be as Mum IllomiNetil by • seem elewaitt iel l that d reeds (301 wire lad. Inc. *bet day to this there has bra so mom intelligore el Me• vemesl, sad ell rpm of the rimy of bar or.. bre bra shandoseil. We regret No err ter de Widmer is ad the only veer that hen gore diva with bar as thew lite hie gear It Is almost Mused is • bed awadaty lir the Amoral, of germ akar. sad bar row haw prided Is the Meek Sr. no let Ceders mia weds ego. in belled ter tY Tyse, has sever dna boes herd of. There is just the rod roots kr" sod is is very )11110* thin she ray lave been dim te rum pier la Norway. Bat this hope is burr, eared roe hale ray day, es the press wlth re are for the ferilise of Oa 0/11W. }carts tot smelt ewers le der fist the poor sine la narbm, her pribed • the the vowel be gore down Is aidreen, set bee hifi no me*. The mares wife was with him whoa the used left Cuzlesver —Aetrestfle Chrewide. GOLD SHIP, FOlt ENOLAND.—The Dover Corr whisk Ilisthoures for Lorca Nu t /tapir hos on hoed 9411110 r. of ; de Peke, we ✓iot Ltver is the 7th Sept., 1,6,11111 en. The woke of brie time thipmsale le eollaseed a }kite(., dthla added to the geld is bird the red sissrar Swaps" Avid et Sots, ashes time rid seams d the siarikrose reed on the wey se MOW 11111,111111. A CELEBEATED Din lithe-noose.—Oa Tar I ley, as Garstrey's doliorear, Olesage-sliey. Chembill, do `, orthested ravers and chophouse, CernbUl, bars by the errs of Tom's Conse-hcrass, arse the hares d Maw" the soceler by war Mksionsgem Tat i here is ens to whisk sore brae ire Ms ilvibt boss or of the retest air hears fa the . le by Ub at Dr. Jobless, rates that is woo lir Gsrriok, end then the teed of yams sr edam ; sad the pre Cielitetem, k 17711, dr mil her dm bore • Ira b his "kir, Needy AO his the priesist obliged him to frograt planed the her resort The pre ✓ies, did have bra *has up kr two or three wag, ere held cis kw from Nat theoprie as unexpired term oldie years, et a yearly Net d but have been sub.let 1,0001. a year. The selisaase could nut pet • bid for the property, sad It wee seargeredy withdrawn tumid.. A Joint-stock sorrily Is now briog formed at Odessa for the purpose of 'applying the town with river water, whisk mill be dieted by oortrodisig on agliedudi from the Dmister. The Very Rev. Dr. Newman, rector of the bilk Catholic Udvorett7, delivered • hoture on Tends, redo to the ulerbere of the emir okra is cranks with is usivereity. The lecture wee delivered in the yahoo, church. There wee • kir setereoco of the sessehmee d the evening deem end of the prerd p.Wb. Amitaget thus la the immediate vicinity of the very rocket/me wove the Lied Mayor and Lily MOsv M the Very Rev. Dr. O'Coenthr Vitre Rev. Dr. Curt* Problem. Hammy, Claim& Usher. • city; Pmfrocr Orethy, Gather Usteinvit ; Proirrer SrM liven, C•tholio rnivanety ; Dr. Quinlan, , Co- Stolle tinivereity School of Medians, ite. Carstsk rAuca. ONE SAILLOW WILDXLIMT, Nov. 3.—Adiskeleue enpurist, dee ; ditto by sewn lianas, 171 ; total videan, 1,279. I