The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-25 00:00:00

O N::::::1; . rEIW' ,1 1 - - audxa , = .11 E =, . T ) FRANCE MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. (now on ow' PARIS, flarouner &MVO. That the amendment on the liberty of the press was rejected without a division is the fault of the opposition, which neglected to collect the requisite number of signatures at the proper moment. The Duke de Morny, who is a sharp practitioner, took advantage of this culpable carelessness, and thereby spared the government one of those painful defec tions on the pert of its own nominees which strike home. The opposition ought to be better discip lined, for emery division brings forward unex pected votes on their side. M. Granier de Caseagnac, who stood forward on this occasion. as the avowed enemy of a free press, has always reminded me of the Jealous hangman who followed the steps of Louis XL with a rope round his waist. The Temp compares him to a negro slave driver--alwais more cruel than a white man. This simile is very apt, for M. de Cawagnac, a journalist of 3 0 years standing, who owes his seat and its emoluments to services rendered to the Empire, and who very frankly owns that he hopes to be employed again, complains that the govern ment is " `culpably lenient " towards the press. He goes in for `f law '—meaning the arbitr ary decrees of 1853--a*.wouldt have that " law executed with renilemi severity. In support of his theory, that the press should always be subordinate to the will of the executive power, he cited a number of precedents, begiuningwith the poisoning of Socrates, which his argument approves, .a_nd coming down to the worst times of Louis %W. the Convention, and James 11. of England. The censorship of journals and the hanging of journalists are his beau ideal of statesmanship, and any regime short of that ought to be accepted with gratitude, as an emanation from the extraordinary clemency of the Emperor. The Bourse was better in consequence of a rumour that the Dthish government is prepared to make coneessions which willprobably preventthe Austrian and Prussian troops from passing the Eider. Rent* rose 10c., and Mobilier sfr. The late elections in the Vosges and Bas Rhin turn out to have been more disastrous for the government than has hitherto been supposed. They were terminated on Monday last, and in spite of the telegraph the authorities have suooeeded— a thing which seems almost incredible — in concealing the real fi gures during the whole week. It is only to-day that we find them in the Monitenr. It was stated that in the Bas Rhin M. Balles-Claparede's majority was only about 100 votes, and that as he had not obtained the "absolute majority," the election would have to be repeated. It now appears that the official figures are 14,991 against 14,523. The majority is therefore 468, and with reference to the entire number of votes polled, it is a definitive and "ab solute' majority. This result is most striking, because M. de Bulach is one of the Emperor's chamberlains ; and the Emperor, in the same ill-advised spirit which prompted him to order M. Rather to quote his speech to Cardinal Bonnechose while the debate on the address was going on, wrote a letter, beginning "My dear Bulach," expressing a hope that the electors of the Boa Rhin would return him. This letter was ex tensively nsed by Baron de &hush in his canvass, and now that such unfair and impolitic means have failed, the defeat is of °muse all the more galling. In the Vine, the inajoeity foe M. Buffet, the opposition randidele, wink was represented ea only 3,000, turns out I. be searty 5,000. The enact figures are 18,907 against 134 9 • The Daily News is seised. Mr. Mapleson has opened Her Majesty's Theatre for the special purpose of giving, before the beginning of the regular season, a series of reprematabens of °snood's Faust in an liogliab dress. With this view he has ob tained from Yr. Chorlay an English version of the libretto, and has formal a company expressly calculated for an ef fective performance of this particular opera. With this magnificent theatre at his command, with his chorus end orchestra, and with all the scenery, decorations, and properties already employed for the production of this opera but smarm, and with the opera itself, the most suc cessful and popular of the day, invested with fresh novelty derived from its English drag, this speculation, it was at once evident, could not fail to be a successful one ; and the first night's performance, ea Eatarday, his given earnest at • scones even greater than there wan reason to anticipate. For many days previously every box and stall had been disposed et; sad when the night came the theatre was densely crowded in every part, from the orchestra to the Natio& There is no doubt that the opera will run without r interruption till the commencement of the regular Italian semon. .... _ 40 . i L i Of an opera so morally and familiarly known, sad re specting which the opinion of the public has been so decidedly pronounced. not only in this country but timeash. out Earops, it world be idle to enter into deacciptlye cc mitleml details. The InsPrearion made by Pauet has equalled eyso that which was created by the first of Idsymbeer's masterpieces, Robcrt 1c Diable. The compcsat's man, like Meyerbeer's was already known ; but this week, like MeyerbMen at once mimd Me author to the summit of European popo laxity. May we hope that this opera, also like Ileymbseen may be the first of a swim of chefird'ieurre calculated to mks the same et Gonad ea celebrated u that of say name isemdad is the annals of drusatie I a l With the awaits and singles of Sims Reeve' iu the charac ter of Faaat, sad of Studley in the character of Valentine, the public ere already well acquainted ; and it is sufficient, therefore, to say that them great performers swerted their powers to the utmost, sad with the most brilliant sums& The character of Merpret was sustained, for the first time, by Madame Lemmenritherrington. Thaw Who witusseed bar performance would find it difficult to believe, though it is a fast, that she is a mere novice on the stage. Her laurel* bare been gathered almost entirely in the concert-room ; sod 1 bar did appearance ina theatre was made on the same boards in Mecterren's Robin Hood. ha a piece of acting, her liana:et via charm*. Alliaft...._ 1 isr" - , ..,. • .... le , „,.., ~...-__ I. • L Al -.... ..Ally L ~... _ • A.Y .: 214- 18044 . :: e ' [ Stamp :I:===== not intend to place the army oa * I present. Neither is it expedient to Jiet, as the government has no bill to .t . . HAMBURG, JAN. 94. .putation consisting of members of the Slew and Holstein Diets starts to-morrow for anich, to return thanks to the King of Bavaria .ior the countenance be has hitherto afforded to the cause of the Duchies, and to request his M a j est y And to continue to give the same his warm seppork cards • THE POLLEE( INSURRECTION. 4 propo- CRACOW, JAN. 23. re Aue t r°' Advice' received from Poland state that on the A month 16th inst. the insurgents, under Rembiillo, defeated A Rigallad to three companies of Russian infantry at Daleszyn, PARA, JAIL 24- sear Kielce, is consequence of which all the Rue „orning publishes an shin garrisons in the Cracow district have been sent stating that the out to (*nate against them. Meanwhile Kembailo " lama to have entered a lie said to Dave united his force with Wagner's ,er continues :—" Denmark elteall Y . 9 41 1 ) e • BRE SLAU, J a s. 23. I six weeks to convoke the A sangainary engagement between the insur e the withdrawal of the conned- gents initlit Boseak and the Huainan& took place on /mkt __ government would thus i if iro h we a * the v ici ni ty e d . o wee t e d eux Ayr" ena g eweetee with Germany on &vend waggons tma with deed and wounded the engagements of 1831-52. The Itaiwiee soldiers base bees brought into the towe d .usian troops are not to ernes the Eider c reerte d iee . e Rittecaid has given its decision." LETIBERG, JAN. 23. Constitutionnei adds that the interest of The insurgent corps under Ponineki and many as of Denmark is not to allow an oppor- Wroblewski have returned to the government of Anity to escape of avoiding a conflict, and to Lublin, after having supplied arms and ammuni support any serious endeavour to effect an arrange. tion to the Lithuanian detachments. On the 16th ~,, meat. instant they engaged the Russians near the fortress tour The Mitnotia/ Diploinatique of today says : of Zamoec. The latter retired to the citadel. 4 BERLDT, JAIL 23. a ;ing e r i . "The King of Denmark has made represents- Letters from Warsaw describe the condition of saa proved tions to the four non-German powers who signed „„......_ 41ne2 ' their the Treaty of London, in order that by their media- .nuee persons who have been transported to the sr the liberal interior of Russia as deplorable in the extreme. ,41 ""••• of Lion his reply to the summons of Austria and competition has The insurgent leader Barak is said to have had moment more dlt- Prussia may cause those powers to suspend their 'lilted for additional occupation of Sleowig. another encounter with the Russians in the govern -40 the unprecedented tc The Emperor's government, in concert with went of Radom. specialty provided at the BRESLAU, Jas. IC m• issur: tm le t t England is about to take immediate steps at Berlin According to news received here from Poland, of A wriCh i rta py %rota K.K. and Vienna, in order that the troops destined General Berg has ordered that every insurgent asp. 4 do.gratul.ai em el• wide to occupy the Duchy of Sleswig may not croon the tared shall be shot. ,HOST the proems of wimp Ms Eider. It is not doubted that Russia and Sweden Two strong insurgent detachments aro encamped .ieut it, el in id ellealagvot°urir.cong record the w e ar : will earnestly concur in the step of the western in winter quarters in the neighbourhood of Zeudrze .4 on all Ades to be am of the Ramie d p owers " .to the gement management it is madame ' jaw, in the government of Radom. novelty has escaped the notice of the yrs- The same journal states that the courts of Vienna CRACOW, Jas. 24. t from studying their patrons' h e isle rto MIN the promise made at the commence. and Berlin appear disposed to suspend the military A sanguinary engagement took place on the 18th miser, In giving a grit - risen •••" 1 • 1 " 1 "; occunati of Sleswig, if a more decided premiss inst. between the Russians and a band of insur ear Inn eaceeeded the public is the beet able to - en .. the future they would ewes' an ardent deare to relative to the w ithd rawa l o f the constitut i on be gents under Colonel Komorowski, near Tyra:owe, in to emsrwier receive sa ul opork tiw ao .""lia lone h e r ri iti:eyanodontutirenteuttelai:l. made to them by the King of Denmark before the government of Lublin. The Polish loss wan .eir beet judgment, in the bops of deserving both ism , / they find themselves under the necessity of reiterat- considerable. Komorowskihimeelf was killed while . good opinion. .2 on former similar meadow the program selected tee ing their demand by an ultimatum. Negotiations leading a cavalry charge. d .I.MORIT . W . Z I V SN I I NG will : , : b ro f tnezith talent of are now being carried on with the object of indite- nail, fame and reputation of the numerous artis seth tes who will j ug the King of Denmark to give the requ i re d I THE ITALIAN " CONSPIRATORS." appear With this brief all to the bill of fan Mears. Leib( PARIS, JAIL 24. In and Sonnhanuner trust, by juous care, to relative the wishes of promise. the punde„ and pl edg e themselves that nothing shall be weans. The (>l asette des Tribinianx of to - day sa y s : 4 OD.). gm their part to u nd er the enDeetalleutenta In agreeable as the meet fastidious could with. Is agent tendering thole awoke. "The preliminary investigation in the case of they respectfully eoselade, Lib anticipation ot an wrest alike , the Italians has terminated, the accused having As sad Co. graLifting to themselves and to them who may be pleased to honour them with Shelf prannege. undergone the last examination on Thursday. It .4. Bank. a ppears certain that they will be tried at the amines . Herdwi e k. (2.REAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES in the first fortnight of February." Ave oparatles, the Nil at the BRUNSWICK, Jannys-atreet, M. imams's, theme\ If oreastile BUM sod oat the Wilier flemon. PARTS, JAN. M. des The Treys says :--" The affair of the four ,ad abort notice, at ties A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE. periods WWI tame to be ltalians will come before the assizes with the •e IPUTOBIR 111111111105 °I th e above All an sew hang MOM la the soot menu= original important character which inquiry into the BARK BIRD SKIN& to bottles &ad is maks. hi 1I is MACKIE, TODD, and CO., case has not diminished. will SELLbI AUCTION. astute awen m e as e a se es soma, Irides-bridge , as sea The accused will hare to clear the mselves., not A. AN ibree•ber^ Centlyt•lenoirs. Nor 2. ISM elf .peet 12 precimirismenatim of AMERICAN BIRD SKINS : isclradMg osmium bnelebeaded decks west, MEM TRIALS of the TREDOOLDS the plot against the life of the Emperor." Anion birds, finches, , ortoier .11. Few Novel by DCITTON Co Author of •• Leo - -may be disb skins and eggs.—On a Ode day eat sew obtained at an the libraries and Booteellers, in 3 volumes, TURIN, JAI. 24. A catalogues hot pest Svo. London: Bawer* low, Son, arid Manton, 14, Ludgate-kill. a ' 8' 8 COCO A,... ___ al a ..GRANT. GRATE I. , IND INVIGORATING BAROMETER ERADINGS.—USEIT7L RULEB. BALM/FART ESTI:RAG& Anted emeially fee the use et those ander horecemstide Ar. 21 1% it Me through ita agrevabienees become generally accepted. Jul _Mew EXPLANATIONS OF THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY CONCERNING SLESWIG. VIENNA, JAN. U. The ministry have given further explanations to the Lower House of the Reisharath to-day on the question of Sleewig. Count Rechberg said that Austria could not act differently in this question than she had done. The view taken by the majority of the Federal Diet could not be accepted by Austria, because it was against international right, audits adoption would be dangerous. "We must carefully distinguish," continued Count Rechberg, " between the London protocol and the question of the succession in the Duchies. By the London protocol the great powers acknow ledged the integrity.of theDaniab mooarchy,lwithout prejudice to the question of succession. The government of the Emperor of Austria never intended to pass over clear legitimate rights, although on the other hand the line of Auguatenburg in no way appears to pos sess ,claims on Sleswig and Gottorp. Nothing would therefore remain but • separation of the Duchies. But it is to be considered that Den mark and Russia would never surrender their right of succession. The stipulations of the Danish law of succession will always be maintained as preliminary conditions of the Loudon treaty of 1852. Even the declarations of France, England, Russia, ►nd Sweden, show that Austria and Prussia are bound by this treaty. The maintenance of peace in Europe makes it necessary for Austria to keep aloof from' the agitation now prevailing in Germany, and to only interfere in the Shiewig-Holstein question in her quality as a great power. Austria would not have interfered at all ►n this question bad not the Federal Diet taken the Danish question within its competency. To yield this question entirely to the middle and minor States would be equivalent to to • surrender of the position of Austria as a great power." Count Rechberg further said it was impossible to communicate at present more details relative to the state of affairs, without impeding diplomatic action, and endangering the interests of the empire. In conclusion the minister expressed a hope that a peaceful solution of the question might be prie-1 sible. For this there were several ways open, amongst which was the union of the Duchies with Denmark, only by the personal tie of the same ruler, both having the same dynasty. Several members afterwards spoke for and against the credit demanded by the government, and the debate was then adjourned on account of the lateness of the hour. In yesterday's sitting of the Chamber of Depu ties the Minister of Justice replied to the question of Signor Crispi, notice of which was given on Tuesday last, relative to the conspirators lately arrested in Paris. The minister stated that a pro secution bad been commenced, and was being regu larly carried on, by the tribunal of Varese.against Pascal and Gramm The speech of Signor Crispi gave rise to protests in the Chamber, and was answered indignantly by the President of the Council. The Chamber finally paired almost unanimously to the order of the day. As a help to those who are not yet versed in the insane of weather, Kern. Negretti and Zambia send to the Timer a few short ruled which may ware as guides mail the reaches an more advanced in this interesting sad vestal study. • IMMO BillollTril. A " rise iadieates unsettled mistber. A " gradual" ries indicate settled weather. A " rise" with dry sir cad cold isereesing in summer I isdicates wind from northward ; and it rails has falls better weather is to he exuseted. A " I is• " with moist air and a leer temperature iedirtr weed sod rain from northward. A " nee " with southerly wield indicates flee weather. • STEADY 3•110111T0, With dry an sad a miconable temperature, indieates cioatintance very tee weather. C. and J. WELD, original nianntainarers Le &Washer PABANYUILCANDLIA to ontan .fr r i rto Iteti boa boss awarded. and halt aandka • Ilapity's Goverontoot for flat at the unitary hailer tae candles tan be obtained ot an cbandlere mai pia r ▪ rtited Kingdom. Aire la SI. per pound : einallia sob- Wised United testae Soap Tables, la and 44. nada The public ate cautioned to NO 118$ Mee Wel to on the Wilts or bozos. Whlltoolo =IA nag wrportatieta—Upper k latatieth. London. IL ITALY. TURIN, JAN. 24. C• RE.COLINES.--SANSFLECTUMIL 10a. 61. mann% 37 FIATADILLY. CRINOLINES for EVENING WEAR. 16s. ed. PIIILPOTTS, ST. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES for LITTLE GIRLS. 3& 6d. PHILPOTTIA 37. PICCADILLY. VEINOLINES.—ONDINA, or WAVED. 21.. J The PATENT ONDINA. or Wand Isom doss away with illu.unilfbilr results of the o rdi nary hoops, aad so gerfecterothe Aike Len., that a ladymay sernd steep s• a , teen against • table, the A. Arnett lob an arm-chair, p.m to her sten at the open,or occupy a fourth seat in a carriage, without ISMS,- Meov to hem& or others, or preroglog rude rem:ft of the ebeeners, thus modifyism is an important degree ell those pegs- Dustier; tending to destroy the modesty of hoell.ll women; and, bele. it allow. the thew to fall Into graceful Zelda Yds, 21a. and :15e. ed. IhuSratoes tote. E PHILPOTE PT, PICCADILLY. W. The results known up to the present of the elec tions of the new deputies chosen in plane of those who had tendered their resignation are very favour able to the government. It is expected that the moderate candidates will be almost everywhere successful i ►ALLING A " rapid " talc MelicatTM si;r7iyweather. A 'rW till with westerly Mad iadicatos stormy weather thd. A "fall" with a metberly triad Mamba storm, with rain aisd hail ia sammer sad mow I. winter, A "fall" with feemseed =claims is the air aad the heat istromasc indicates wind sad rain beta esettiwaid. A " with dry sir sad cold Maressiag is wietior Mili tates MOW. A " " atter eery calm sod warm maths/ Milicatot rein, with squally weather. DEBATE ON ALG EG ERISLAAIF.I IN THE CORPS LT PAM, JAL 23. A debate on the paragraph of the address relative to Algeria took place to-day in the Corps Legislatif. M. Picard explained the amendment of the Left proposing to assimilate Algeria to France, and to grant liberal institutions to that country, with the right of electing deputies. General Allert opposed the amendment, and M. Jules Fevre made a speech in reply. The amendment was finally lost by 122 against 18 votes. rOOTHLNG 11001381BLE.—The greatest and molt awed Wrestles of the day, AIWA APM.I.a.— ors. Jett,: OD , e JILL .at Um. Three kitat-esort. foollbrod street Load oe, perfumers whir - eieW. respeoltelp eller to tee panne ad. trcky marrallcue bid. ilit Padua, rtolagos,...._ .___ ll " leassa hair tone resting bes—ae mesterei oast arc eoe .5.. A=rella ha. noes of the properties of .:::.s. it. on the costrer7, li beneficial to the antes, and when the o.::r le ewe roefieree ene application pet meeth will trey It la perfect ~.:.war. Prior al la per bottle, or in half nettles, ICIL 114.—Jeba Gana I 0... lave been appointed perimeters tolLILILebe Mown of W. THE MENGE BUDGET. PARIS, Jam. IS. The following is a summary of the budget for 1865, which has been laid before the Corps Legis latif The expenditure for the ordinary budget for 1865 is estimated at 1,798* millions frame, or 21 Imillione in excess of the amount for 1864, and the receipts at 1,7971 millions, leaving a surplus of * millions frame. The Idlnieter'a financial statement proposes to reduce the amount of Treasury beads in circulation in 1865 to 150,000,000 imam In the event of this sum being insuffwient for the wants of the pub lic servies, the da6eisucy will be met by supplemen tary emissions to be authorised by Imperial deems, and submitted to the Carps lagielasit is its mat SUCEMIG. HAMBURG, Jur. 24, Harr Johanson has resolved to aooept the minis try for BMang offered to him by the King, and wifl shortly go to Copenhagen. THE FEDERAL DIET. ILLNKFORTAN-THZ-IIAINZ, Jaw. 211. At yesterday's sitting of the Federal Diet the question of the withdrawal of the Austrian and Prussian reserves from the Federal Corps of Kiwi. tion was discussed. It was resolved that fresh reserves of Federal troops should be maintained, and that the acknowledgments of the Diet should be expressed to General Hake for his conduct in rsferesoe to the question of the occupation of Blesirig. session. The amount of bonds which may be issued by the Treasury of Public Went ci tb. City el nein during 1811 k is nos to exceed 80 millions frame. THE AUSTRIAN BANK. VIENNA. J4l. 23 The request for a loan of 50 millions fumes to the Bank of France from the National Bank of Austria was made to the latter by Paris financiers. The negotiations are still in • prelimiaary stage. ADOPTION OF BY THE THZ PER HO PRUSSIANUSE BUDGE! UP. BERLIN, JAz. 33. • debate on the Budget, as amended by Ike Chamber of Deputies, took place in to-day's sating d the Upper House. The amendment was rejested by a brge majority, and the government Budget adopted by 58 against 17 votes: Am:lama Mao. Orionis au avian:Mot Tem Itass.—Tas felbvisi eessmos, al* Ow smile how las llatted Motes sod Oiards.ses Ere at Limped We weak : As My Baltinsea tame Now 'Usk ea No beat ?seek Qsseriswa Wednesday asat Ys Botiseeka, boa Paelisad. Midas, also ea Ow 1 slay M looked for IA limas Is tie oars* of Weberlay. Oa gaudy , ..at dos Masud dessame Mel* hiss Dotes'. Iles 201 k sad Haim arsdy IS H. mein et *a Mate via Parresat Quessalows. ma mom Tio.movAps vo I:rm.—The Marion, Mat" with** lest hielaboust Of the sable fee this IWO§ sapesiod to base salved at Dasalow es d. lit bit. BAVARIA. MUNICH. 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" laid ratan by all Dencriato, do. irOULU% COPABINE =GS, summodally used is lbs Purls sad Loads fessollalk miss Pa alas al sust Cadiensr, Ilesa, Uqd. Mad. sad lamas ant (Laws. eta Nov.. 18111, ircr a ow" b mik4akleZ stew b mai or &seek dissas.—is. dd. dor s 4 C. Jews% Mesh sairand. 41. Ora New Boo: s.—Whatever the advocates of lasing sad high art may my, the yearly supply of 'sada for the public it a matter ad greet Imporacii, sad the author, end vodkas who supply it not lan nommary to the oouutry thom say other elms of producers whore very mimosa, le good .eiders d the serfulasee of the fanatical; they perform. AIM if works al the highest clam are ea rare as ever they were, sod Homer, late, ilhakespean sod di la are still onsurpeased, there it program is the !mania* feet ad the areas book is better. 11 superia ta *masa is dill asomaroos,lsiediocrity oartaialy mat staithimg higher thee it did. If Fielding sad Scott are Milli cimim, its (certain that tbai ordinary seed of their day wield sot sow 6ed rams if Wordsworth, Cole ridge, Kai lied Byron am equal to the tort posts of la time, it is also Mae that woody a agate is sow without sparse of poetry which io the clays al them write,' would bsee secured a moond.rate repaid:las. Bo far our reeerenry literature promote a nava aapect.—b hars' arm far. A raihrric MAGEDY IN CUYINCRIAND. —The I quiet villa of Osgbtorby. eser Carlisle, was the SIM at Ai led tragedy as Thursday. the like of which it is Mt often ear duty to record. A farmer% ma sawed Thom" Wills wee mesesd iwg alai • road leading towards Kith bampies, abost 5 o'clock, when he ou ed tbs demi body of Xr. Wm. Brews, • riMahlia you ng tamer, lying face upwards, the eistbeaeam his eat is Baas, sad • gr. mai epos Mit lath, the mush: patios term& his face ; is. sod of a string was looped epos tae and at the other mid was • loop • low lushes is ill mesas of which he had discharged the gee with feet. ! Wills pee so alarm. sad ea the said d Wale MOW hours it a Mormered that the unfortimato moo had shot bailiff is the idt cheat. It appeared at the inquiet es Friday, dist his young wife had died os Wodeaday. three weeks after bar coellsomest of their dist aid, sad, eir great was the stated lowlemrs pig, that hie mom was ectipasel. wad himself Mires be the dements extritesity of self-dosieselies. Ho resided at Oeghterbusith his wife. relations, and as Thursday he west to his =Wises at Kiritimati's, whore be gee Ihe pa from a reek is the Bard warms pas the szsssdisg warmth et be M his wife ; end es the day of bar death he rintiabl es ti mid _tbat he maid wet lies wittiest bor. la kis were bead a power dash sad some abet, as • imall eopy book. seetalaiwg the follow's, as Nees, trawl is Inesblleg eirreere:•—"l bre that the Lard MN lbsgleesse. Without my lisePs I mama b.. Ten seed Mate memo sae. beemma ant ee. You will all look after was darting hey. The Mlle sum that would lid I. my hula wife sad r wM make him ea f °able sea time ear. My wish is that we may he laid is owe gram. This is the and el eight or site tes p s i i d eassi .hip! New Me Ad ma pima my brut. Oh, shall w• M. Os arbor teat ware the words : " The dog Wattle at (ms et um Craftier:l. HbirlimeAls• Pug me with my lime ea asearday " Pam • parrs or two is this y male it was ales* mass within • short porkel ef Ids end end. His wife was the daughter of W. Reilpee, lebewu, Oughtsriy. The verdise the /071wel. " Sold& widie Womb( .sir the Awls ef =triz i lmosity. • WA Ma be ebeeseed ;be WNW H is kme Mookb."—Cor will liMe llaraMeor. THE CAPE MAIL. - - CONDEMNATION OF BISHOP °GLENN). RUMOURED MURDER OF DR. LIVINGSTONE. The mail steamship Cambrian arrived at Ply mouth yesterday with the above mails and twenty eight pairongers. She left the Coo on the 21st nit ; St. Helena on the 29th ; and Ascension on the 2nd instant. The weather contained fine at the Cape, and har vest prospects were good. Provisions were aburdant and cheap, and money plentifuL The vineyards promised well, and the orchards were loado. with fruit. The supply of wool was considerably greater then in former years, is both the western and eastern districts. Freights were rising. Bishop Colombo's trial was concluded on the 16th D ece mber. The presenting nierg? accused Bishop Colenso of heresy on nine counts. The sui bishops found him guilty on all the nine. fri 'lft l e Metropolitan speed in thatopinion, and sentenced Bishop Colemo to be deprived ofj his use and all his rights of Ace therein. The defendant not being present to hear the judgment pronounces: against him, the Metropolitan gave him until the 4th of Marsh next to file in London a fall, unconditional, and absolute mtmetation in writing of all the here , tioal extracts referred to in the counts or other wise to the Tow n spril next, to file a like retreats tion in Cape .On Bishop Coleus) so ooseply log the sentence becomes null and void. Dr. Black protested against the proceedings and the validity of the judgment, sad gave notice of appeal. The inquiry into the death, at Ants Piquinabl of Jame Gel% mate of the barque Same, toolc i jalaise at Com Town on Dec. 2. Messrs. Rowley and Miller bad returned from the Zambesi. Dr. liviaiptose had received tie sem of his recall, and had admitted his expedition fobs a failure. A rumour had reached the colony et Ws having been murdered near Lake Nylons. The no v hautenant-governor, Sir Percy Douglas, arrived out in the Golden Fleece on the 2nd Dec. The electric telegraph was in operation to Moan! Baristnihances still existed in the Transvaal. Mr. Brand bad been e lected president or the Free State. The schooner Evelioe had been wrecked on Danger Point. roar lives were lost. OVTIVAJIID AItIMICAN Maus.—On Saturday the Comma Royal Nall steamer arable was dsopettholl from the Wag Ica Nem, with moth for the Ceiba Motes sod &MI& Nortk Megrim The mot se ail simpatehed to the United Slates from Livapeol will be is Wednesdei mat, whoa the lama stearnsr, City of Weshinstos, will be do splashed from the Meng for New York. The box at the Liverpool Itotwees wild Si et ll a.m. ea Weinseday for entineey drepstasso, wed for letters, do., MI Cork, at 8.30 pm. Irlaa AND Loos os Two Lyrae. —IAA I shortly after Pb.eight &desk, Condwetor Slephose TICVI the Lease Brigade, wise is. stellowed at the ywel it M. thowosee Coma mem& lasemeiles UM a , ke bad theirs oat ea*. lr Remileolt-esoth, met t Omer I street, Maas lee•Moda k . immodiatelr mu to 1 l evee *MI* escape, and was met by Stookman. • drama I I r thew al the parish meth% when ft wee found that o is• yes maw la • Wed glom bootemvs. oodoLdell bff 0 IMO, lamed Ombeme sad het Si. ebibbee. Tas iiilla 1 yes enweed by Taloa wok thaansee, ho, by _lnseneee; boasts, drembed the bed sad bedewed, whist wee I sod ultimately sosseeded la smildithbioB WI c l Ibmi llas : ak ttoA gem bobs dewed et emel the illobill fat the het time Moms ammo s hee two reie wore in the, mem, the dead belies it both beteg fluid is the bed I la oath eemeseams. TM thee of the dsoloBlllll INN II the eldest beteg a bor. the Mbar • phi. Tbe mother of Widow was sot le the bowl wises tb• melded ; 1 tut ar the romt Mies settee& a peed be wee Owed M bum* In the is. Mu la Lzscomeamiw.—Tastarday sheet II o'ckelsoithe teak pima in theehmelme jig/ Mr. Jai, Sett, 41.0.. ILT.. ea tlio etheniplow lietwelitmeLlemerise. Osaeloo Woe, Ire wee earthipitheL am gi dormer% jury have named a vodka 4 1 " ill waif wawa Watkima the Inalaai El lhe I iilliiM 1 ggeriaidhol week neer Lotaderther. The ovidenat 1 the esseeed is tritely elemestmelel, bet le el • =ei Wad es, ern ot 1 4 01 DOW HOIMTAL sow Donuass or coraprimiTleroau naw.-11w mai, .1 ;NAM@ 79. basios t han baba WI vs* was 1,000. it Whitt 11l woe sow swim THE FOITIONTEHS CHALLENGE—HOW IT WAS KEPT AND HOW IT WAS CELEBRATED. The Cork Examiner vouches for the truth of the follow;eg bit of rename in real life, which menisci, on. of Ireland 60 yeen ago : " On last Tuesday weak one of the largest =diem.s ever asseenblid in Cork Theatre wee attracted to it by the promieri atteedanos at the performance of the foxbunters of the south of Ireland is fell heating costume. Conorcted with this incident is a story which container. strong spice of romance. A gentleman residing in Cork, of considerable 'mimeos in the scientific meld, as well as distinguished ia the hunting held, and is social circles, was recently at • bell near Queenstown, at which • young lady of greet beaaty was present. In the course of the evening the gentleman, who had been bat • short time preview* introduced to the lady, managed to mono polies her conversation so much as to excite some little arnomises among various other gendarme pament. Among them were two English officers, one of whim in the mune of the evening made a remark to the Irish gent/ man, which, by hoplicalies, usual that he would not be as euc oserful in more semily matests. The Irish gentleman at Erne the implied challenge, and said that if the lady 1:= 4 :1 1 1 11 re him her bracelet to wear as a gage at the next dais hunt, whisk was to come off sear Fermoy, be would uadneWm to 0011111 in at the finish before either of the two officers, and would then write • song to be didhated to tbe lady, and in her preise. which he would get sat to music, and afterwards bays wing hid are ooe et the largest audiences ever aseembled in the Cork Theatre. The wariv e ras at coos accepted, 201. being the sum stoked. The with meek spirit pre her bracelet, the bunt came oil. gentleemn wore it, and rode is ti:umphantly at the heed of the field. He alter. wards did compose the song, end get it set to music, and this was the pretty billed why* Mx. Bowler meg so charm , ingly after the opera. To secure the large hones on that night the patronage of the hi:hunters of the south of Ireland was obtained by the gentleman whyleyed sneh • prominent part in the toMIIIIOSIOL and the hi ly sucoseeful result was to be toned in the crammed co ibon of every pert of the building. The next morning a letter was des to the hero of this adventure, containing • cheque ter 201., from his rival , with whom he bad male the bet, who thus acknowledged our countrvinan's superiority es • cannier, • cavalier, and • post. TM followiag is the mosey " Thy colours in my cap I wore, " ' Thy presence in nip boort I hors ; " ' Surely a chinned life was miss " ' Since it in thought wea linked with th'nes " • Dom mia, Dora mi, " ' Daly two re es I love thee. " ' No craves fear my booms meet, " • I cared not if the nos wars lost ; " • So thou amidst look no me with pride " ' For the rd willlegiy have died. " • Des mi., Dora nil, " ' Only love me as I love the). " ' Bet, thanks to fate, the word's mei read, " • Aud I can sing what I've rehearsed " Ghee is the weary sight, " Few thee I win I for thee I fight ! " • Des Ma, Dora mi " ' Only lom me as I love thee. " ' Thee, as reward for task " Performed by thee, I rely " One slag* eimple gleam of ion " ' From the bright eyes of my own Dove. " ' Dora min, Dora mi, " Only femme as I love add: THE llMPithelthlinmo( or Wingnsurra.--Mr. T. W. Flied*. M.", it b add. be bramild forward by the esseirmeives as a ssoossear to Sir J. B. Fug. PaIritAMMITAMT V.tualmlss.—By the death of Ws Willem Alleles I rassiey takes place la the dere• ses talies at Ohs eft el tisehem The writ will sot be teeth ma the mestieg, el parlisaamt, whit i t a i l S be mowed tor is the mild way. It is said that there is likely Id be a meth* kr lbe ant Os the filet 'maim ot the smith a sew writ will be isured for the beresgh et le the roes et the Jim F. Luce, who het bees umber for the winters divide's of Worcester shire. Sir J. Harr le" Dart., the amassed his isles. 'km 01 radian Mimi for Wiaaliester. sal Kr. T. W. Flossie( has assumed Mirth! as a casdidate is the ara serrativ• istorest. Mr. &mambas' Ms rativoil tram OM ' nipromotatios of 'brighten, sad seredi casilidebre are seam of i almaimi them bon Mr. Otway, Mr. Deena, sad Mr. Miloro. A mousey is expected to occur Is thin , ber tbs mjh at tee i ....i. V . a Le emus et a tow rtylby the reigr ai it,. limareamalsivotivo) pre midi tea. Tin Ono Otolseit Mort( mrr.—The annual sheeting of the Satiosid Assodedea for Promoting Premiss of Worship will be bold Ia the Tows-hall. Mea de-dm ea Thlusday, the Mk iastaat. A incept the Dab eseatheard will se death be the deist detection la Tie ems& state' that " the amorialicor idiots at seeds MOOD or less thus the parochial systems gstrathess to the people : that as ansagermat which es. abides bum Obri - ordisameas a great majority at the people asset be booth with +hippy to 9herel sad este cad that all aturopta to . valUo the josairbiarg themes' coma bat fag where th pule there% is approptiated to a prtriieged sffe IS Molds codperaties . is dispelbsg the isiltheffesee which ushappily prerails to theca imam. ROYAL. Comm( ow Summous.—At a meeting at the mum& as the ISA lest, Professor Partridge, P.N.S.. ' al King's Osliap, Si., elated a coessier et the Cost el . Busies s ; and BM • Jolla E li ot South samazaber of the . n , Natal Board, la the theescies occariomol by the lamented ihrossee 4 1..4, 01 kir. Jervis Weary Ow es.•llse must seat is the •10 ..; eseseil will lit bo NM up =MI Ai usual mraiiiii of the „ a .; r • 1 nano br July NS. Dr. Barrows has boos sleeted lb. Gress's secessere ea medis. ot the amend Ossdl of ltedkel Situated el the Veiled Ifisfaltsm Fraud , • - . Waaley, WAS, will oesesps• eowss el iseturss "Os ..„ te• liessies and Oseithe ci the It sweehe as the fed menthe, sad le be emeethed by Protester Fee- F. 13.8. w1t . 2111 keen "Os the Bregrees at %deem the sr IPS(r n7l:tnntuo lnult.—The (iii 3•11 fersehs r i 4l the boa weLke s , it Daselle, Pri errs. llsea der a say imiT is lle wwiti, 10 1 S e a out (2,260 Isselb e r sok is so • Woes Nes nor owe kr tbs Phi. so. rd reek per yard and 30 kit ! - ere now Clew . °Asses schools for colored 'llllbre, Wilk IS Itethessi mg 1,190 mistier— , dellelpslosr. . : •. . I I I i t. ! 1 I 1,•• a imolllll