The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-21 00:00:00

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Warrants:l Hans' Mark Tobaccos. sad Snuffs, am afied by the FRENCH lIIPWALB,6IK. Ilk PICCADILLY, Near Jaw's March. HOW COLD IT HAS BIEN.—NICORrITI and ZA111111•11 esibeested THismoiorms vrUl B~eedw wn bed•ber w levee temperatera Prias Se. ea.—l, Hates. ; be, Coes= ; llsslebreeS; 122, itelbebeleeeL wasted. WHERE CAN WE MEET APT= THE INIXTOKIKM3 t Ity dear fellow ! gentleman sap at MIMS. Coredprdea. Eh erprexo. utreettneeeeste tatee - del Oar - larks Iverles Pew, nett be at tie dim. Beevorlealreek y TIN co tbe dey et 00•1117-61AZDIN._ Tars Beam, F ANCRITTI. lea L. Piss sad Mr. W. Har. Mena- lIJNITIM T. GIORGI AND THE DRAGON. Wears. W. IL Perak Z. Parr, P. Payne. the Brothers Beasette, JIMA Bether.-41oseasaas at T. HILYIUAIMT. Tu Zymase, OlnfillCAN calm Mann Boehm, Beekikee, Chippendale, Garde% Ingen, Coe. and Clerk ; Madames 4gsi and enceidan.-.Med DING ARTHUR. Mr. Compton ; lleedenees I [.day, Wright. Undkay. ileac. PInrCIPFL. Tim DOlnfr ZAILNITIN LITTLE TOIE YUCCEIL Yams asslias Wham% A. sad C. Isaacs% Haase and aaa, Mesas. Naylor. and Magi= ; lisaiams award& Adams. sad Ilasrard. LTOZITIL TEll WIMPS, THE lA6T CHILD. Mr. Wlddloomb sad NM P. Lesiseao.-111Z DiIIONIO, • Lew Story. /Isom Feebler. Browerss• ftway, Chutes. sal lonian Mass M. lisarsolelarsani• sad BinrwiMg. sad Mrs. las. .earrprx4. TES IMO,. the New fartaii DOCK. Ms. S. Lae sad Ontnite HICKORY. DIMWIT, estaiska—Ths Marvel _C.—Arthur and Bertrand. iiillkiarua ar:rr. a rem —TEX GMAT MOST —zee ralr7 WprZE AT LONDOF IUtEDOZ D&T lids& & Utm.....Albrommm, Ob. 44k. ItsalabOor Dfoombs, lb. Wm... Jaime. lb. U.. LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. IT is of importance at the peasant moment that the real ground of the Ultimatum which Prussia and Austria have just presented to Denmark should be clearly understood. If the peace of Europe must be broken, everyone inte rested in its preservation is naturally anxious to know the precise causes, the definite wrongs and -rievances, which have rendered this extreme step flecessary. The only irrievanoe alleged by the German Poilira as tie group of ii:er wary action against Denmark is the common Con stitntitm adopted in November last, immediately after the death of the late King. This constitu tion, while carefully preserving the rights of the Provincial Fetates inSleawig and Denmark Proper, created • central organ or common assembly for legislation in common affairs, in which both should be equally represented. The German Powers assert that this step is in direct violation of the engagement solemnly contracted by Denmark in the diplomatic correspondence which took place between them twelve years ago. They maintain that in that correspondence the King of DENMARK pledged himself not to incorpo rate Sleswig with the kingdom of Denmark Proper, or take any steps tending to produce this result, . . . and Ba ... s rs ut . lust Cilatna Q( the iTat 11140‘• 1 elides of Sleswig. The alleged violation of the first of these engagements is the ground of the German Ultimatum. Prussia and Austria require the immediate withdrawal of the November Con stitution, on pain of armed intervention in Slsswig. The vital questions are, whether the engage meats said to have been made by Denmark have really been violated, and whether in any came they were of a kind to justify host le intervention on the part of Germany. Taking the last point first, there can be no doubt that before the final paci6- cntion in Holstein and the withdrawal of Federal execution in 1852, the King of Disratanu did engage that Sleswig should not be hoorporated with the kingdom ; but the very form of the engagement would seem to determine its true character as a voluntary and sovereign act, in which none of the existing rights of the monarchy were surrendered. They were made in the form of a proclamation by the KING to all his subjects, specifying his intentions with regard to the future government of the whole monarchy. This reada mation was communicated to the German Powers and the Diet, in so far as it related to the German Duchies of Holstein and Lanenbarg. These pro vinces being Federal territory, the Diet, having assisted the KING to restore order in them, was entitled by the provisions of Federal law to auk for explanations in regard to their futon govern ment. But no such right existed with regard to 81e5wi4,, , , nor does it appear to have been once claimed throughout the whole of the correspon dence now appealed to. It is true that the Ger man Powers pressed the Danish Government to declare its intentions with regard to the future government of Sleewig as well as of the German Duchies. But the Danish Government, in meeting their request, reserved at the outset the sovereign rights of the Kiso, formally denied the right of the Confederation to extend in any way its authority beyond the limits of Federal territory, and declared that any communications made with regard to the government of Sleswig were of a strictly informal and confidential kind. These reservations were accepted by Prussia and Austria, and recognised in the formal decree of the Diet which closed the correspondence. "The " miner of the Prussian despatch of December " 30, 1851, declares the .fain of the Duchy of " Sleswig, being those of • non-German country, " to be, as such, not subject to the investigation " and discussion of the Germanic Confederation." Austria made the same acknowledgment, that communications with regard to Sleswig must be looked upon as voluntary, and could not possess the character of formal engagements. The Kiwo's proclamation was communicated to the Diet under the express reservation that th's was done only in so far as it related to the Federal territories, aid the Diet accepted this communication as satis factory in a decree which summed up the official points of the previous correspondence. In this final resolution, phased on the 29th of July, 1852, no reference whatever is made to the Duchy of Sleswig. Any statement with regard to the government of Sleswig made to the German Powers under these circumstances can hardly amount to an international obligation, much lees afford any justifiable ground for hostile interven tion. Still the promise not to incorporate Sleswig with THE the kingdom was undoubtedly made, and the Danish Government is honourably hound to fulfil it so far as this may be possible. The question is whether it his really been violated, and if so to what extent. The Danish Government declares that it has done its utmost to carry out all the promises contained in the Royal proclamation of January 28, 1852, to which the German Powers now appeal as a ground of action. In Sleswig it has not only restored the Provincial Estates but enlarged their prerogatives. This was the main point urged by the German Powers in the oorrespon-1 dances ad 1861 and 1862, and the feats of the case show that they regarded the restoration and retention of the old Provincial lunembly as afford ing a Sal lcient guarantee against the dreaded in corporation. The very proclamation that protected Sleswig from Incorporation contained the promise of a common constitution for the whole monarchy, and this was accepted by Austria and Prowl& as a perfectly legitimate scheme, not conflicting in any way with the promise now invoked. The Prolusion despatch of December 30, 1851, contains the following decisive paragraph : " The German Powers acknowledge that, as a " consequence of the principle of the integrity of " the Danish united monarchy, a representation " of all portions of this monarchy in a distinct " legislative smoothly for discussion and decisions " is not inconsistent with the separate rights of "the German Duchies of Holstein and Linen " burg." If a common oonetitntion is not incon sistent with the separate right. of the German Duthie, ' it sorely cannot be seriously maintained that it is inconsistent with the separate rights of the Danish Duchy of Slerrig ; and in the light of these facts the grievance complained of can hardly be regarded in any other light than that of a con venient pretext for carrying out a foregone con clusion. The German Powers have certainly no right to insist on the withdrawal of the constitu tion, and it would seem from their own admin. Oats that there is no good reason for making such a &mend. ebt Court. .--o OSBORNE, JAL 20. The Queen, accompanied by Prince Leopold, walked is the posse yesterday. Prism Leiaisces arrived ea a visit to her Majesty. The Right Hee. the Cl.---"—s al the Er:cheque arrived yederday at Idefirivate readdetwo. Oaritan-herrearterseee, tram Smudge Ord% Mater. The Karl Cowper has arrived in town from 'whiting Lord sad Lady Paimeretes, at Brindisi* Hints, His lfseelleney the Swedish Minister and the Grantees Waelmmister have arrived in Strattoo-drest from Orissa' Hams, Twist:mamas. HIS ROYAL HIGHIt MS TER PRINCE OP WAI His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, accom panied by hie Royal Highness the Duke et Coast:oldie, Priam Edward of Sam Weimar, and the Earl of Hawke field, end Warded by Oaptaia G. H. Grey, the equerry is waiting, left Frogman Hogue yesterday morning ca a shooting mearsims. The distiscdthed petty m$ with some !MOW MA Tin most hvoarable swoosh of the progress of the Prisons of Weiss sad the yousg prime wits again nessived yesterday siterseca. His Royal !Upham the Doke of Cambridge is sow stay ing at Fronton oe a visit to the Prises of Wake. Her Majesty is expected to arrive at Windsor ea Satur day next, is cedar to visit the Prisons of Wass sad the royal West. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam bridge, Qs Grand Dorian' of Macklanbargarallta, sad the Prisons Mary b••• boss staying' co a visit to Lord lad Lady nary at Nom Park. war Itieloasorwartla dam Monday bad. A adios party bays bem hammered with levitating's to meet their royal higbararaa Tb. royal deans mad duebtan fetus to Caabridge Cettsp, Kew, tomanow. The Duke and Duchess of Manchester are enter- V.= M,!Millin et pots ti Shaboltss Castio, Haman The Duke of Cleveland's death was quite an. expected until • very few hours before *his demise. Lord Wilhelm Powleit (We brother and /9000180 r to the dab,- dion) wee *On at Baby Castle at theltista, sad the corn poly who bad hem esjoying the hospitalities et the ends during the fade* mem only repented early ea Ifeoday, ce tie; afternoon of which day the dales deed. The Earl de Grey, who left town yesterday on visit to her Majesty at Osborne, will !Mane to Cashes. poises talky. Temount Palmerston, Eon. Arthur Einnaird, Has Evelyn Ashley, Mr. :Beelnseth Powsil. Metals Mazes, sad the Haw. Amadei Cu,neve shot at Breedisedie on the 18th, 9 weedseeks, 115 pleases* 19 bares, sad 13 rabbles-149 lossd ; sad as the 19th, 1 woedseak, 112 plem saw, 49 bum sad 29 ealthits-191 bestial** sable pre. Ms was oat bath dayt, shot extesseely well, ad killed his fall share et the beg. A to. fez twos rimed away by the whole party each day from the ems* me being is the New Perst sad the ether in he Hanley snaky. The Right Hon. B. Disraeli sad Mn. Disraeli he,. paned threw& tram fns Burghley Howse, far Ted. wash Hoes, Hear, on a visit to Lewd Dreeeleten. • - The Right Hon. Sir Henry Balwee, G.C.8., is daily szpsead a arrive is Laudation Pain It i; now annonnoed that Messrs. Bright and Sahoishild will aildireas their conditanats at Birmingham an Tam* nut. _ _ One of the most eminent of the medical prac titioners al Dublin, &wpm Smyly, died on Tardy morn ing, &Humbert Masse, ad inflammation of the Imp. He was s nephew cl the lets Sir Philip Ormaptes, mist wham he studied. He w's einem to the Meath Hospital, and Fellow and Vlee-Preirkse of the Royal Oodles of gorge= in Inked. BILAKIMPRAIR TIRCZNTRNART, STRATTORD-ON- AwoiL —Yesterday Mr. Plower, the mayor af fthretord.spoe- Aran, sanosnced to the mumbles that • wreaks( had been held in Worcester, et which if was unanimously re solved that the town should have • keel committee to co operate with the committee of Siresford•npon-Aves in order to mist thin is warying out their determinat ion at celebrating the terseatmery et Bar keepsars. It was is. 'caved that a ribald far th" medal after the &sip approved al, sad • badge with Shakespeare' crud and motto, offored for the "sari= of the committee, by two Covenr7 nuns butanes, be accepted. It was further resolved that the diab . of a its far the measeseral insmarial at Stratford-ca Ame be refined to the committee el Meta It ma also determined that the committee of taste should eassist of gestlesess of reputed judgmest, sad that the Earl of Orals and the Doke at Northumberland he consulted as this subjeth It wee also resolved that Mr. T 110•11011, Mr. James F F.R.8., and Mr. C. M.P. .be 'equalled join the aommittee of tests. The fdlowing pathless have his. added I. the lit of vimpresideass :—Robsrt Bell. Fog., F. 1.5., k.. ; the Earl of Oometry ; Sir Feiner Ctey. Bart. M.P. • Lard Defferis ; Lard Fevershani ; Godwin, Beg: ; the Mayor of Halifax ; Colonel J. Sd.eyNorth. M.P. ; Jaime :V e 4d i i, Rot M.P. • Theodore Martin, Req. ; John Powell. ~ IL .• R. Faq., M.P. • the Mayer offal" • th. 'Mayor of Worcester; fl oes Lash" ; Mid Lord Newport, X.P. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL.—TIM primness; at this edam at resort testier to *mei thommile of visit= to both msemim mad osnertelemsete. ifleo sabstitetios of Mr. H. with Ids highly tothrel horse "Dsceew," ter M. Fremosi and his horse "Chas- Molest; is thew of amok messiont, 'minks beteg pre ty equally HAM ma to their relative merits. The oesliems en mottle, festers, mid the oddi ties of • laughable hailed interlade the and with mesh !moor. It is reported that We priesigal meselien of the cempany are for well blown coetimetal hippo. draws,es Ilitt " C ed isicrleimsalo on. rely be continued at Mineola for • few more dem. Mew Rim= GORR —The authorities at Wool wich Amosal have received olden from the War Doyen. meet to prepare for the bemediate manufacture at WV semi. seek to weigh 7e kes, with a bore of seem baba. Them weapons 'M. be constructed with thick laser tuba et tempered steel ; they are also to have solid suds, sod the oder mast improvements whisk were Woodard into as romireetise of the four experiassotal gum made is the royal factorise, with a view to emblieg the Ordeasce select oasamittee to tort the best thews systems of rifling. This has sot yet bees done ; and now the new rifled guns us wasted with all &motels. the Armstrong weapon baring pound istroilvesiby is widen. RUMOURED CONCESSION OF D) A report has reached the Times that the Danish government have at the eleventh hour made a con ciliatory offer, and entered into some sort of obliga tion, as yet of wares informal, to suspend the obnoxious constitution. "If such an offer has really been made," says the Times, "it will for the time avert the imminent danger of war. The course of events pauses, and the dispute cuwes again into the more controllable and more reasonable stage of negotiation. It is earnestly to be hoped that the good news may receive speedy confirmation. If Denmark has suspended the constitution, she will have taken the only step which was wanting to deprive the German powers of any decent pretext for hostilities, and she will have displayed a power of self-control which will gain for her an overpower ing moral support in foreign countries." The latest telegrams, we should add, are scarcely recon cilable with the foregoing rumour. _ It was reported yeeteraay at Kiel that the Saxons and Hanoverian* are to be withdrawn from their positions in the duchy of Holstein and concen trated in Altana, in order to allow a free passage for the Austro-Prnesians. There was great consternation at KieL The weather was warmer, and a thaw had set in. THE POLISH DEPITTERS IN THE PRUSSIAN A letter from Berlin, written on Tuesday, says : In to-day's Chamber, after the discussion of various matters, Deputy Waldeck rose to inquire of ministers (Messrs. Miller and Lippe were alone pre sent) concerning the four Polish deputies confined in the prison of the Hastsvoigtei in Berlin, whose libera tion the chamber had demanded on Saturday, in virtue of par. 84 of the Constitution. Count Zur Lippe replied briefly that he had given orders that they should be released. He and his colleague then im mediately left the chamber, which remained some what agitated, deputies asking each other why, if the order bad been given, nobody had heard of the release, and where the four ex-prisoners were. The Minister of Justice had said nothing of when he bad given the order. It was clear that it could not have been long leaned, and the deputies of the Opposition may not unnaturally have felt annoyed and offended at the delay, being, more over, very well convinced that if the vote had been come to in behalf of supporters of the govern ment, they would have been free within three hours, instead of being detained three days in contempt of the resolution of the House. However, just as I was leaving the Chamber, I saw three of the Polish prisoners, coming along arm-in -arm, with counte nances doubly joyful at their own liberation, and at the sort of triumph achieved by their friends (aided by the Constitution) over the government. They were stopped more than once, as they came through the Donhofs-square, by persons who embraced and congratulated them, but presently they entered the Chamber itself, and were nest cordially received by their collentkee, MM, Buleszycki, Lubienski, and Bzuman were the three. no; jart l 2; was too unwell to attend the Chamber to-clay. ff VSNICTLi. The German journals announce the presenoe at Vienna of General Bensdek, who has had several interviews with the Emperor. The general has, it is said, required that the army under his command in Venetia shall be reinforced. Several frontier regiments of Croats have in consequence received directions to praised to Venetia. ITALY. GARIBALDI'S The following is the manifesto of General Gari baldi, for the publicatioa of which the Diritto, of Turin, is to be prosecuted : Caprice. Jimmy. 1864. Events pewee : it the year 1863 bee left baled It shameful *sees of egotism sad dherwite, the sew is inaugurated by other procehes. Ia the *elation of oppressed peo ples ; i. the fare of despotism which feigns to bow to right ; is the Titanic armies a Poland, indonAlahle and dal mat ; is the eniterras meat even of dipionmery; on every side. is fad, era the premise of opening events. lam convinced thst they will death the eddy of Italy, and will apply the occasion so keg imed, of seething its whew if the Mani eleneset sot cu test with invoicing the miaow to the hat 1111. retake of seasething baba MI is ready and Itehlas darsomasy, which includes in half en the Wilber pashas= for the postested nab, ought to see that it is col senisiout to be samereua, 'cog, minfidest, bat it steel above an be cepusised mod diabase& I lave net bad a bass way of suably* thin vast then by ehessies a pie= of elite friends. And with the. I Mee isailetied a osetal unity committee. The awe dams the ebbed. To receive pecuniary aid, to &pile ma's minds to the accord of sacrifice and duty, an this with the holy end of the national deliverance, and of haernal madam to the enslaved provisoes as the impa la day a battles, sea h its mandate ;11 hee so other. If the realities, es teatime as crafty Ii its deelems, empires spina the unity el the country ; if the latter is threat coed by the errors of a government policy, against which I have protested, amass it as appeared to me forgetful of the national intends and will, the day of elicitation becomes mare forcibly urgent, more sacred, for the liberals. Thos. far from awing is vain end perhaps dampens agitations the nesestrelled energy of their patriotism, let them keep it meths for the days is which the only 21111111 of Islay will be the eciaperation of all good citizens in the amistanee of their breams oppreened by the fersigeor. Oeseasestly I facile the triads and the existing sOOlll6lll, and all the Delia= who disdain to remain passive aerators of the greet dame which decides their existeoce sad their rights, to group around this one centre, to recognise its authority, sad to regard as mine the inetructioes emanating from this committee, or from its delegates. I ales invite the laurel prom to had the aid of publicity a the acts of the committee. In the woe of the whole committee and in niDS, tie deservedly. esteemed citizen inedetto Oairoli will sign the doenreate. Bo* woe more, is the Roman faeces which I ask of the Daises. May their hearts understand the nature amy 'stations. _ _ (Sigas4 G. GAintALm. SPAIN. The subject of religious toleration has been again brought before the Spanish Chamber of Represen tatives. M. Matamoros, it may be remembered, was some time back convicted of attempting to propagate the protestant religion in Spain by selling Biblea, and was oondemned to eight years' hard labour, which sentence was afterwards commuted to banishment for life. He has ever since inhabited Bayonne, from which town he lately forwarded a petition to the Spanish Chamber, appealing to the wisdom of the national representatives, to propose some legal measures for protecting the liberty of conscience against intolerance. The committee charged to examine the petition decided that there was no reason for deliberating on the demand, and the Chamber simply adopted the conclusions of the committee. (mons% masume.) THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QI7ZETION. OOPENHAGEN, JAN. 10, RIMING. The first debate on the address in the Volksthing of the Rigsdag took place to-day. The different parties declared that an unconditional adherence to the o mstitution of the 18th November is a pledge of the independence of Denmark. ' 1 1:1•410.11, \ EirINING, JANUARY ° 11, p 64. ►ENMLRIL The Prepostew of to-day says :—" In the reply Of the government to the Austrian and Presidia ultimatums, it should be distinctly declared that Denmark will not tolerate the occupation of ales wig by those powers, but that she would repel by force of arms such a hostile act, as a decided breach of international law." The weather has bemuse milder, the thermometer now being at freezing point. KING. Jar. n. The Saxon battalion stationed here has suddenly received marching orders. It will leave to-day for Nordtorf, and advanoe to-morrow to Holienwes tedt, in the north-west of Holstein, where the Saxon brigade will be concentrated. The Austrian troops are expected to arrive here to-morrow. VIENNA, Jam 11.. The Austrian troops destined for service in ftleswig commenced their march yesterday. It is believed that the Austrian and Prussian ambassadors quitted Copenhagen at the same time. The official ministerial explanation in the con ference of the Finance Committee of the policy pursued by the gnat German powers relative to Bleswig appears to have been so far satisfactory that the conflict apprehended between the govern ment and the Lower House is not to be expected. A strong intermediate party having been formed, the credit demanded by the government is not likely to be refused. FRANIFORTON-THIrMAINE, Jan. 20, IMMO. Of the seventeen million thalers voted by the Federal Diet upon the 14th ult., to meet the coots of federal execution, five millions have been already expended. Another instalment of four millions is upon the point of being paid. ".01i.TH11-KALIE, JAR. 21. The report of Herr von der Pfordten upon the sucessaion question in Elleinvig-Holstein is not yet ready, but will be completed in five days. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. JAL 21. The documents laid by Count Hochberg before the Finance Committee of the Lower House in cluded the protocols of the Federal Diet, the in structions of the Diet to the Federal Commis sioners in Holstein, and an authentic copy of the stipulations of the treaties of 1851 and 1862. Count Hochberg further stated that the coope ration of Austria and Prussia was based upon formal state treaties, and in the Sleeerig-Holstein question specially upon a military convention. SWEDEN AND NORWAY. EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF THE STORTHINO. k, SAL 21. A royal proclamation has been Maned oonvening an extraordinary session of the Norwegian Storth ing for the 14th March. SPAIN. MADRID, JAL 10, Evzonio. Instructions have been issued by the Minister of the Interi.or te the governors of the provinces, recommending to debt tarot tir twAlifittltional opinions, morality in their administratiod, vigilance to frustrate any attempt against public order. AMERICA. SOUTHAMPTON, JAs. 2L The Hamburg and American Compani's steamer Hammon* from New York on the fflat, has arrived off Cowes. _ _ She brings 55 passengers, 189,875 dollars in specie for Ragland, and 238,100 dollars for France. She spoke the steamer Teutonia on the 12th inst. in lat. 42.55 N., lots. 59.29 W. The barque August Aurora, from Rio, arrived at New York on the 9th inst. ~~",~` us admit that it IN aa sdasimbia Lam of humanity, mom- VW, sad political *lemony. II we reproach the stakeity with Mvi shows hat Httio ondliatioe, let Ito roast justice to the hisetkeo, tinily to all me tiny ere, el the Duke as Row. D did an damsel spa lalin that the pm , won" mom en 'shred to the °magnet by a majority d Tone General Count de Mahout, formerly ambassador in London, is now spoken of as the probable suc cessor of Admiral Hamelin at the Chancery of the Legion of Honour. Count ranolini, who was lately in London, and is now in Paris on a mission, leaves to-morrow for Turin. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) THE SPRING MAIM 1864. his reandag,the kerne& judger ad the comb of oarsmen law, via.:-1%. Oporto at Qesee's Heach, Ooseroon Pieta, end Nxelmegaer, met et Weetedialer-hall for the Ent doe throe the meat alturatleee isetituted by the Load Otassalke, in the wpm el Amin their &threat ah ead* widths's Wallows :—Thr Lead Chief Aldine (bothers and Mr. Justice Ornapten bate cheese the Norfolk alma ; LerdOhiet JestiselkleandLcedOlded Berea Pollock*, Horse ; Kr. Jailor Bytes and Yr. Janke Blackberrs, the Niellead ; Mr. Brae Muth and Kr. BM= Bramwell, the Wooten ; Kr. Justice Beating sad Kr. Bane Pigott, the Orked ; Kr. Justin Willem sad Kr. Judie. Shea, the Nathan ; Kr. Brea Mama, the North Webs ; and Yr. JlietiOS MAIM, the South Vales, Yr. Jadios Make will ramie at Jedged Chambers for the wpm al Mind hag to the London brigene& COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Steins is Besea.—(Behas tie Lord Oldet Justin Cloak• bars sad Joplin, Onstaproa ad Bleakbara.) THE Qum V. TIP ANTIC= Or 1/1011.--111i UMW RAT. MAKING CA ILL Maids. Q.C., showed saver NOM a rale obtained last term by the Solicitor-Gemmel falling upon the dem daat to show man why a eartimari should not hem to or moves conviction into this overt with a view to He befog quethed. The somvietion wader violating the set °Whales 11. for the proper °hemmers of the Sabbath, and the mass wee popolerly inowm as the "Sunday haymaking ease." Theo* question to be mud was whether a mall firm, who waked en hie farm was s Mower within the eats* or whether be was a person that ems within the previa= of the statute at all. The soma= of whether barmakieg ea the Sunday was a work of necessity was abed before the magistente, bet it was urged ea moving the Isle. After hearing the arguments of the iserned comassi, The soma made the rain geoid* for qmaing the con viction. Rule absolute acoardingly. COURT OF RX(.7II:RQUIR. Whop Baeos.—(Befors Lord Mel Baron Pollock, cod Duces Marta. &unwell, aid Clisanea.) LW O. 111=011.—All A000)010DATION nil yes ea aotto i ci ou a i r • bill of eschange fer 281., dated Mirth 5, 1862, t by the sooominiedatio• ecespeor whet the drawer. t wee tried before Mr. Berea Drew well at the Let litho is Middlesex, when the jury Maori a meet for the dshiedeat. I Mr. IL Olkinbleo,4o l sow mooed to et side*, rat , ad fee • new oa the grimed that the wwillet was the 'videos. plaintiff said that he wasitod LIZ entirely for the wicesiniodahon of the defondast,wbs premised to held Win bervolses. The bill we Weeded to • third party to get dissounted, but he sever loaded wrwr the wooer, awl when it bemuse dna the *Wig was said upon it sad bad to pay the amend. The delhadent rid that the plaiatiff sociipted the bill for Ws soomatalatioa of bole, It Wag andoratood that each of this. WWI Woo bidl of the mow. Re also plesffsd • mate 'upset of a kaasiotios %boot Ws oda of a Wm. He add Qat ha sold the boom to uv , olstatla for 1001., ea °audition that he amid base hem halt « yr peat which he asias, spout the re. gala The loos Wlli 1112 a 110 the _ CbSithea4 aid Dever Railway °wawa bor MK, Um; &WOW oaring his abets of the sea sad bad roods It We oubjati , 1 of • woo mike. The lured °mined cardeaded this this hasseadie• lad se baring whatever upon the sake cm the MU of exelwase. Ilk Straw Hramweß mid he told the jury that Mr. Quoin, who we souneel for the defeedant. bed treated then rather unfairly in going into the set ml, after he fled decided that it had bathing - to do with the defame, but they wood to think othwrwise, end they head a verdiet for the de (*West. The Court granted a role, subject to some erseguerst being oemeto between the ponies to bare the whole reallos in difference dotontioad by erbitaition. Bole COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Motors Kr. Onsminieser Haboyd.) us NJ V. C. ITER —DIVIDRID. This was se 44 baskrinteL a tt rus e failure bait enured about to years see. The spot, at Pall-small. and d Bueooet. Cer:3l.lr i bt a it taken an active pars is preening essigration le the than navy-fouaded colony et Past Natal, whore ha bad tarp osfrotas. This was a dividend Wing. The rail signet has about 2,5001. is land tit then s lier piped el a substantial disliked bg paid, w e atakaany deduction far expeasso. a ma CATS. The isnlorept, haveillasd as a essiager to a rope taskey at Bow, imbed for his order. Debts. 3001. /Ir. E. Bid ippon& and anal that the bullipt should be required to set aside mai* out el Me Wary el 1001. a year. The bankrupt had ridden is noes es a patlein rider. Tbe bankrupt, in imainatioa. stated that he bed a bone to list is in addition to his Wary. He bad bort two banes, bet had mold them hire his bankruptcy, ces for 131, the oast fat 401. Alter bearieg Mr. inell for the banknipt, His Hag ar, mltd the beeknp• iambi es. aside 501. a ye whisk was agreed to, sad Hie arise is pantel. (Before ltr. Clanunisiner Tans.) 111 to gIIZIM2OI. The baskrept w a saarebast el Fowleie= Groat Tewarrarzest. This w tie sibliag for and dieelarge. Tbe eserresie, prepared by Mews. BMW% asd Dubois, .saw ea aspesabs li.bßH7 of arlab amnia mad peeperay bad r eseurity eased at SAX Laweases. ter Ibe enigma. Mailed this Ow, ..sows bad set bees Sled is Use, end as adieersesiat was or. dared. - - - ni ILL Z. lAILDT. Tha heakrapt w a &palter, at Swaitahreei,Dever4eat iseladiag a liability of nor. to the Image Lassa moot tCompany, 944 i. ; ameba ilepatdont Oa mph= Wig realised treat the nesored yeeperty. The baekrupt pawed, mei the cedar at dim:lmp we adjoined. Mr. Deasy, Kr. K. Read. sad Mr. C. R. Luria 1.141111101 is the Gam SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARI. Meters Mr. trederl3herill Herebell sad a key.) wrizovoser e. JOlllOlO/11.-010 , 11 1 3 1 1 AMMER. The was an &athlete recover anegeneatioa fee as mass accident is which judgment was spewed by ileteelL The damages were kid at 1501. Kr. Werke appealed as coma for the *MK mad called several wlisense. In Hay last the plaintiff. ami . rise abort mikes, wee Olin outside the delewhat's sot. bus in Hakim, sad whale en feet was es the "moolorp board" the vehicle west as, sad he His right kg was brakes and he had bees neviesi wee in Klag's Oellege Heedlal, sad was sow Weeded weeks by Mr. Wilms. el the Yeesbeseer Unity el Odd Fallow% el wide& be wr s swabs. He wee is the receipt el Us. s wash hew the olorkiy, whisk he weld receive for 12 months. sad ball that sweest ler it further pried. The *WW2, who was 53 yews old. bit ant been able to work. His flagship had been x k. a week, sea 111 was proved that the Wary, whisk we s so -P essi hesesse, was per mese& The Usderateriff said the case bed bees leldy spend The jury awarded UK damages. THE POLIOI COURTS (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET._ KIMIZLIMMITIti • CLZIK AND MMUS& Robert San" lake clerk sad traveller le Xame. Lee amdJeadria, the well-inewe sad unwire 'alien esteem ws• area& In es reemed,aa a nano Nabiesienseh Yr. Goon lons. jua., el -see, appeared ter the panseatin. It appease that fa lierniabw, 1891. the phew woo or I aimed Xr. Joirdeie, son vary high resessandatteas, to kis Glares al sae et their ammarees keen eitablistessata, skirts at Iretraey. life Wire wee te eapsrinsad the besiome al the Patan bsaieb, as treed la net lieellte, sad team celsis tar cenearise, hi semene mosey Is moon torn& incited. amd to wenn ter ne sane la a wieldy remark whin be delivered Ir. hardela every Min dey, at the heed site et the Ina, 9, leawater pless, 91Temd. Re was soil a Wan el X a wen, beide, twain aneens, awl he had a bean at bee el net nil Inn. In,* Meson Lee sad Jimedin bed dimenend that a sesell SIMI which was dee &ea a winenre had ben paid to the pd. Doan, who bad est animated ter it. sad, is Kr. Lewis =- planed, sea essonassa Imre testy Ilinsylag, as oastomon felt it to be emplmiost to hae acommte sat Is meta eta they bed bees lehL promo U s ao= la I=afor ea expleallea, the • lota tie primmer meicamiledglag that der* the pert It meta be bad reared shoat 601. which be had not acomated kr. ad the OCIAOIIIIIft whoa mare be bath. la that letter he IVriegirett =VA for masa, sad begged hard to be fir *IP Mall ala wife sad Andrea. At the femur Yr. Lewis oteamed that Mesas. Lee aad Auriga were most ameba to prostrate the amoust et big hitherto moskt reenter. $e beta ter years well karma gad highly respected la the de b raetieva whose he raided. sad wag the lily bet peso they weal have thought capable el say dieboway. IMO. ambierieg the extort to which they had hem robbed, kerbs lost upwards el 3,0001. by the defalcations of Agra deria the la two years, they feh they bed so coma but to give the maser into m it. Han mid it would be beet to take that coma ia every lamas. Mr. Leta mid, bat was appeals wore made, sod bitters writhes dais to that of the pram% imeada im a most airestleg same et Ws wile ea ands% hearted peoph heed h very mak spina the gram to at* with severity sad hembasee. Hawn. Lee mad 7 srdiln bad, there fer% hair sgegosal diehomet alas but they felt that they could wins as is sea • amen for mes. Upon the eme hag ailed es ads, bowers, Mr. Leap dated that sae repreasatating bed been mole by la = 's trade, which lamed the progeretere gist • haat amine might pro perl y be ="dHis bade it appeased. were to him Area. sad taro to lied NODS employ ment for him, begtz j e t s the larbemegat lad eaciely be led au* lag_ for the fame% Yea% Leg ead i rar g r s eee lle d:oko wa rr, the mitilates Pirthimila witimbew hoes the wished digitally to same the emeghtrate &VI/Ts — acted *hal purely from mina of essipoora. ad got with • Ow he serseedeg, whisk n offered. would bare hem rived. Mr. Hell the FlKOlN.obsurviag that he ought to fed deeply lasthed te the presemetore foe their baba. MOM= MONS XI. SOWED, TES ISIUUSTSI. Joseph Abehossr liertz e l lu s siat orriad boy, in the untie, el the Louden Oceepany, read ing at 12, Lelgintreet, Berimereeessi, end Hairy per. =4O, • pismire easksr, ef 9, Phillipes-buildinp„ town, were charged before Yes.ra i ment* with etraliv a r acids4 4, • pair et gloms. • par of riffs mad • the property of Yr. Hazy Bodlda =l, butieburst-law, from 66, lisiderotreet, Brie wekmiere. Pothroonsible Thome Gerdmm 111 CI, said bet night he was celled to take the two essese into neetedy on swim= el reeling coat which dry had bees °eerie( foe sale. He sated Ford bow he beams pessered el the coat, sad he rid that a woman had soot hint ia and bold him to osll the cent for lia. Ford elintarde mid that he got tie mat from hi WM,. TM prissier Green mid that is knew =thing is the met, Wl* eseeption float be bed buss last for ft by the other pawnor. Both primers mid they were Doi aware the* fir slat bad hem stoles. Berea Max werlity swami to Yr. Poked, add that the primer Feed aid lard= boy linaght a telegrageie memo to the home for 24. Pei/A Oho leek the wa rm Into the dieing-man, and whoa she mare eat coo of tpayhe boys wee gone. Ford clod if there wee anything to , sad brag asewered is the negative, and having the Whig hi resell* be lat. Beim the pricer cum the I mat moire& ass rah, sad she did sot min it until after the petits celled at the hoer. She did sot me the primer Gam WWI LS WY is custody. Mr. Beery Bodkin Poked, barrister-at-law, rated that about • gamin past 6 lest night he put the coat produeed es the eland in the ball mar the door. Whilst at dinner be remised • telepaphis mersge. He did sot star the ear rend 12 o'clock,whee the ;whom= same with It. The Renee Ford mid that • ammo had giros him the mat, awl be wait sok ewer that it wen Area, Yr. Jetta norms Heise, 160, Eiagirrose-read, said that ler sight the primmer Ford knight the coat rwoduced ire hi shop and end his father had must him with it for are. Hs thought it etrangu as he ind ern his father in 'the mobs sad he did act them my anytidft to him about the sell. He took the coat ire the Weir bed the celled lard is and asked him if he wee telling him the loth He aid " yet; and be (Misers) then mid that he would go to his father'. house sad ere if UM Wiry wee tumor Ford then west oat sad afterwards be heard both primers speaking, sad ha twel Ford my to Orem that he had better go i and ask for the coat. The prisoser Orem then went into the shop rad said he bad cease for the mat. Be (whams) mid he should give hb. into and edged Ira. The primmer streggied with h c irl sere • impish. redresee. Winer afterweade my Fortes Grim who said be Mee arab( it the coat. The prima Gran said be knew solidus about the rat yreg Au*. Fars stet him sad told him that he had takes cost to 110 t 1 ligage bA44oeised it. He aim Lid be wee Is the employ at the tsleprPiie tempo% 114 dire hail ear given to him. All dist he kart if the stair wee that be mind for the sod. The father at Ford add his Ka had Were hem ecarielled at felony, and bees esstesold to three moat& hard hirer. The plow our a very bad lad. Hs bed tried to gee him he see hat bed felled. The rimer Feed still denied that he role the rat, ea mid that a woman had gives it to hint to sell. Mr. Dityserart reneasid the prima to the Beam of Delesika far •• week. - - MARLBOROUGH-BVMM soussr. ASSAULT ON • MULL &Mat= 31 • loldh•bwkime hae cen w i l a r whir vides* heads sand X= The prodedies was by do teddy el odd& the Minds Terreobsai Is the presided—the Bedety ler the Psalmodies at Wedge sod ebildrea, Duloodoset, SI. Jameee—eed Mr. liweird Lewis. of Greet Marlborough. deed. behmeeled by Mr. Albert. the ems% al the society, parseded. Wheel the are wee MI before the WM the was usable to bb eyries to the Wasp 167 t" waived. bat a yeses era seded Desiel Juld posed seeker the Weiser sleds the assapieleast Mess Jo a new violent siedier z The - are was tids erkhdramed he the neadesee et Os feessio. Os the en Wag renseed, Mr. Lewis rid Ise pressen! on basal el the aeolety ter the Proteins el Wines led Madre% who bed felt it their deity to presents the pri son, on bid bees gidltp el en it thin dein sessalle nab enternstely were sew se tronsat. Creeds* 1111111 an, el 2, nberynart, odd that es the 131 k Joany, at 5 dolma to the isonni. the wed isiir tho Old Oren poillie.beges. Hisinten et. Gilds. to have • at ele. The primer asked bee to treat bin bet she rein* _ssil she nes in kis bend Is hes rain gad sand le am be bed takes est the nosey, is. ill. The prisoner this nook bee smut tomtit blows is the fees, sad she was tisiessi is bind. She LA the her to seek fee a gegen* win the prisoner nen& bit dews, an while es the grind kicked kr. The blows gives by the 'dosser wen se Aden that fear d his bon were nand est, mad she was a nte to sprier keg wen. libe was pins* sons at the dew the primer noshed her, sad saw big pass the new te one id hie eesepasions. Oman Temkin bases to Mr. Bin el the Cyan, Highcireek, rid the essinision arse is sad sallei for • —el else gad Ilso prisms sod menu ma an end stood by beg olds. altos the soupinen add is bed bus relied. seine prisoner thee en* hes sena' den The prinor, whoa he ban as a bed eleender, had sescsal . nespeness about, and threstned bin (witness) for Abn ialla t i on, I. leing the primer in gest* t awns t was bleed* psalmody, In lips li er be e ty knew the nein se amain el divides, And that:* prison was • thisL =Z p.lI. K r inswho odd he was drunk at wilt for s the time, wag westas le bud inn. SHOCKING SUICIDE IN 3ITHSAL4BEHN. INQUIIII.—(THIS DAY.) To-day, at noon, Yr. H. Baffin Wailliem,= orrowm held aa Moil e d the Gear tames. t=tiged mi gy e ta l deed fry Weida et William The deemed wee • glamblewer, living is Na 8, George's. medene, Itemar= sa li, said that hat Friday eves* he was geing pest the asemeers miasma when • dodos Mod Idea iweisisi his the la brealft late the room %y m, ea • emsa hal poised Hemel SIR They both goi ia window aid ilened deemed dying we the fisor io mmeatly from miss. The wife laid that sbe had t some pima to take • mese sat of • waistcoat, sad Mat dammed teak it ay and drink N. EOM and the eidlbea tried to take it hose bin band bat amid net. The dolor advised that deemed should he seeded to the bespgal, but the wife had not got • f tartbisu e Ttr v a oak and dammed did is the Um almost The widow el the deemed mid that her besbasd bad bees oat d work. He bad duly beta five are ad is work Mass Ckristme, mil he was ftireased beasase, be dd, he amid wet Emil that he wilted for his family. A toddled ego dims beaght some while al salt to take names oat of mistemie said mews amen far sale. On Friday sight, shoat 12 he,. the fandy were in tbe roma te bed. wire teak Igo the bottle ol pekoe sadbepa te bids. The Vie bey mid oat, "Oh, mother, roues is bide( mien. Widen ran sad knead the bottle ant d Mama airs saw he bed taken • good deal, ad is at MOMS for &dor. Witless' was abed to be coolaa. sad sibs bellowed this deemed ma digressed is mind abed hut, as he bad no mama to meet the ezpswess, bat there was we maid food. Dr. Ralph sail that at lidded on Fast UM his tent mg hisbed to deemed, aid found kW dying. am Ned De. linethertm amie • post asertes azaasiedid el the dosaroad. found that be had beee palmed by• down _eirmelns mina —bydreolderie mid. The wise* sad *Aire we. deed/idly Mired by the warming mama el the liqdL There was geeerd aloiratiea ei the Meng+ Sher ram whams Tbedorsoir auessi sp. and the id/ *cleric ; • TIP diald "OW& obis le • • Mate d ennead alai LottDONGStrittaiOsixtsVseattraNT( LntrrsD).—• Tat& rsistsis fsit tbs wok eadiag Jas. 17, 10,3421.185. .PRESS FROM PARIS. 07.011 OM OWN PARIS. WZDNZIDAT EVERING. In the Corps Legislatif to-day the amendment in favour of "departmental and municipal liberty" was opened by the Marquis d'Andelarre, who was elected to the last assembly as a government can didate, but is Dow an independent member, re turned in spite of prefeetoral hostility. He sub mitted that the amendment was in perfect harmony with the Emperor's speech of 1861, in which he asked the chamber for enlightened counsel. He was glad to find himself in the chamber with all his old fidelity to the Emperor and with his personal freedom in addition. The leading idea of the amendment was administrative decentralisation. He ley no means, however, meant to disturb the political unity of France, which was the work of eight centuries. He only wanted to encourage habits of individual activity and independence such as the Emperor had alluded to in his speech to the French exhibitors at the English Universal Exhibition. After enlarging upon this theme be concluded by the following remarkable words— " Many members of the present opposition are not here of their own choice ; they have been driven into opposition by a policy which, after all, has not transformed them into enemies." M. Pellet= afterwards made his first speech, which I regret time does not now permit me to analyse. _ _ The amendment was rejected by 176 to 63. You we that the minorities go on increasing. The Emperor will hardly affix the stigma of the " pains of evil" to these 63 deputies. There is an important mistake in Renter's telegram published in the London journals of Tuesday ; it gives the figures of the minority in favour of the amendment of MM. Anoel, Pouyer Quertier, and Co. as 50. The fact is that the protectionists, after three days' hard fighting, only mustered 26 rota, including the silent one of M. Thiera, who had too much tact to throw away a speech upon a lost CUM. The Siede makes the following observations on the speech which M Jules Simon has just deli vered in the chamber on the state of the working classes : Touchier/ on ens of them median white lave the moot divided the opinion of the warimme of Perie—W/ of few& kbonr—X J. Simon eulogised several printing. Mess which he hod visited, and in which women alone west eesphvyci We. he shoat to conclude is favour of female labour? There is mem to memos that he was ; bet men who lave saw, read, and meditated mesh, ohm hesitate to dame between Yet this whisk heap them in crowds, and X J. Simon reemined nedeekled. The moon was that his looks were tamed towards the doemetie bomb. Thanks to the es collest 11111110111 indloated by the author of the " Ouvriire,* Os Legislative Body eancluded, like ourselves, tlikt a same should, above ail, rowels the mother of a family, sad Pre is ler angina that lest eihmation, mewl and physical, which meted= iselemties, whilst the bushed is raising the means el eeppetileg the fru y. The memo is indimensabie la her loess ; she is not is the welshes, whim the men sea pia mob imps wages in the rimier* of callings. The eases which the bestows on her children are a meth more eead drabie aid than would be the earnings which she might contribute for the comma esteem While wip'etting that X J. flisnoes speech shield he glutting in it esminsion, let JEW oh fat owe* 0 will g i c me Pwas the nal pit erre swift' ia 6 NM or ho• mosisi 4 , * • • • bath 66 wire ow owl INV aP I pl t • tar fed bevel 1 a theri cd off T. J. Sil wi god rthes I . • b divide es as " lAMB • To I u 0004 ; moan' 5054. I • cent deer. the re the • sweat dd.-1 . : By E 95 0 , 971, 36 , 15.04 ••• t debth tope divide e di 0111 Apo e 11.•. 19 01 t brae , 149; the MALI itDOllll 1014 d of Sir . . teen up the ka aw 7, A e ha et not ~ in tl • toll 4 The d zed al .taper tote 'Tr old thee ,5319. et 10 there, at ire wish • ben r be pe Liali up, by_ • 9,994 t. " mix : By ag, 000 t ; Id.; or, k ' Pre& bed ed.; I r 0001. . Ile. teen • • nt • ;id • . t t I ; tot "Bar :B Tbe C rea tie be of $0 tin V A. Si lie be sew • CI el On t ALLAI tbe The lbe Bra beeki it the fr be L&1 it*;l