The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-09 00:00:00

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The LliTh for liks year will shortly CLOIL The Enaraving le now ter delivery huhecriptions received and every informs Blau aillwasd ce application to .1. WULF BROMFIELD. Bon. Sec. for Leaden. GE TIGHT. MR. sod Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. JOHN PAILItif. IIaNIGHT, In their popular &WM& TAISMENT. and mt, evening eseept Saturday, at t—Mora- Ins Itepreeantatanas Tandy sad Saturday. at S. at t>sa Input Oallory of IlhtalruNos . It. isliatatniet —Vanservad mats. la. 25.. stalk ; aWt ehairs, la, wand la admits at the Gallery ; sad at Maras. Celan% I . Itagest-drest. R. CALDWELL/8 SECOND GRAND BAL thlo 21113 114141419, Deomber 9. Two ten wodo. Os Use to. ; lashes Onel obaracter). 9e. Doom open at 10. lleirho Donoielos retry enrolee" odolonoo 94. 111: prlnno lonoonn eetp boor, 41 la—Dowootesok Sobs. CATTLE SHOW WEEK. - SMITHFIELD CLUB.—EVANN HOTEL and NUPPILIE 100111 L—The annual meeting of ,ointry gentlemen will take plies at the abut , e establishment, ever their loam Au eulanged and liberal witertainment, imitable to the well-known respectability a this Institution. F la orty performers every evening. Commencing at Adndsidon, " THE YOUNG MAN from the COUNTRY " W mind at TIM LONDON PATILYON. Ilshbourdiest, kw el thip Hisirrluell TEZCA ?MS 8110 W—THE CATTLE SHOW. Partise pretending Os the EMSMehI WWll hew. illseiroge eit isimilowimiure al/ • - • • VISIVIIMI WNW the Saloon of wbkh is snenuaßod kid eas eintenee, and the entertainnakt the bat In London. Vocalists of Mt-rate talent are engneed. Ileisetken frees the mak popular operas are perfornsed nightly : added to which the astonishing feats of the Elliott Fainfly,_ and the extraordinary daring of J. HINDER/SON A LA MANDIN OW THE FLYING Wilt; Tilt HEW= WONDER OF THE DAY, with a sestet, of other novelties. seek se cannot (AU to attract and delight see coeTtrylrle,da._ PAVILION. LIIOIIIfILIMIHNT. top of the Haymarket. Opts MI 7..—Adailmies Si and te. DeurNsialleys opus daily at IL RUM= OBOVNIL Mudd Director. LOUD& and C. lONNMAYMIA, PrOpeatOra A LEXANDIRS CELEBRATED A-LA-MODE 111/ mad SALAD HO II listabibM4 mire. TICHBORN LIMILIT. Piccadilly. Oppoffie the Payllice.W. VARIIOI7TH BLOATERS, 25 Tors. 64. ; 60, a. : ws. : MO. tte. ; SOO, lea ; o. SI/L w ble" .. , CP 1a I i • d II): torwarded to ma/ sect aum spew wwelpt at ,•••••• order tw sad ibis abseils= Ss YILIDIALICK=B i Z im A Oner, One& Yonswalk. lIIICIAL POULIST lad /MORON SALL atJ. 0. STIVINS will MILL by AUCTION, il Ns Ofwei Pawl. 24 01.4•111.416. ea Y. D. }II. ma Mt peoluily of OM Illmitilme BUM ten Wllikarms Ilseadan mad --Oa *iv Ys ring el sok isoladampse liaL ItAa and NEW TZAR PRIIIIINTS. - sinagans d WODZIATOR LAWN. 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Onlithdreel Meth: SW Wt. ialei ess a mmisen.emi aththentheme I.WathathasS. thasehmessenet-resti o 11111. athassores/ Illholidd Ckm = Dreffard. WYE HUNDRED and TWENTY-EIGHT lois wom nu b m mi l notiag yobs/ to upwards of tikOrjavo rase ' the prorot rat lON to CATTLE hod smoodid wHik 7110bIllri CONLIIIILVT. Poo moot and lootroostolo bre terror sad moot of our Antrum oolloolols reword — or porter so A brook 4411 kola. sonisop pal 4 to los vall slalom yplMmYta Is Os UMW es tosolpt of taiseSs. OA, ter el. oar to istware, JORITH THORLEY, It m = sin* Milk Mom Calidualm•road. ak MORROW ETRNING the 10th inst. there 1 2 ez r &beshed • MOND ionioN Teolusre AO • tall ad aidseat• mild at Ur UMW M Leo*" ▪ 11381117111LD F•T CATTLII 1110 W MUM.. Imisilat I. Mood rM br no r g r a dli mi li n daild Ma Ind Met •.. lad sm. ea Med, twas id Odd ressest se e= l i g ur Y bersisa—iehe Ur Tom Fadlidat tw• Feed fr• Mid by Japr zzi seureateeheer=ietenes Theihre aid osteineeeesee, atesowerese. lesite; sr maw say amireskr. FROM Ost. 5, The ATHENAEUM has balm Trasirsitcs. AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE sad T E CI I AIDESEICIS COZONICLI Ili SAIII7IDATS. Dia I aaa U. .earth Two tantrum by Dr. DAOSIXT. "Oa as Palsied NINO amasaraid la Oar Ilimasmas at Vapptaika." May be ordered at sag ansamai. prim id. DILDAUSIDIT as the PHYSICAL TOWNS OONCIASIND In Ws lIIIINOWINA of VIGISTAIION. Thw ItAlirelIZZIF CIROSICLI owl AGHLICETLTLIZAL 111411111 TI at SEITZLYTI. Doe. I sad 14 moo& toll to pwts *PK Polst of tlisoo . two LoWanw Ns, to ordered of my sows GARDENER, CHRONICLE and A R ILLICITTXUSAL OASITTZ el SATURDAYS, Dee. 7.N 14. MaW■ TWO Lammas by De. DAUS&NY, Oe the Plereleal Awns emened Die Memo= At Yeumboloa." Mae be wind ad re rawareakr. p 4.. it /VW loose poi Po kr &Mess MIAN RAILWAY aid INDI7IIrLOTILLA ammas ssmiria sod bad Is Is MMrlra wish Pdssolo teem lbs Olasid • Cloresiso Osolossio Thad as roirsdosliso. •••••kors omboos Cl V. Andrew Id* Or A•likar. and 114=t• If.r. W. P. Askew sok Ma Timm WEIL Po .1 Limbo : W a Mos and ow.loo, Cbeepids. IMMO DIWm MI 115VAret t y pod 11111 N sad (Manta sad D lialln i r tbs pm" Phista. mil labor' im e a l ia — li Is as Grit IvairelassliespOrdsW Mama aa Ms slumps. TIP IWO= Zr Y-10111.0.• sel Wirn7lllllloL ltes as LOW, 11. Dordlapers, lasima, W.O. DR. OMNI 031 1/111•0011=1* GENERAL DURUM a.. Art pelddrk grim Irdied trardra Mem Isr 12 room A =DIM L 1198.11 Y es the CIAIIIII aid C 1713•1 PLIDIATIALL Dll4l In MAX. dlrrises kr palest iskeitioe to ser Wow, dr nerd marters yeare' eseseeesi tee treatsiat et ewe peculiar gergegg ied lowl imardllor and 40/11111 . L Orrik Allbsorderroot. Praiddly. irmirs. JO Idl le IL w•trr imirdlodor rpm mossearmwat Irma Übe bastidllsonedurr ardr—eis pi= ItLearrias et parakpairirr. elefir,•••-4.11* I limo. 111 wenn I eeil J. aims. ik Warelithee. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (=nee :aware.) ITALY. TURIN, Die. 7, Evunm. The debate on the Roman question continued to. dafii: on the Chamber of Deputies. Ricasoli gave some additional explanations regarding the state of public security in the city of Bologna, which, he said, was not so bad as had been represented. Count Bastogi, Minister of Finance refuted some erroneous assertions which had been made by Signor Ratessi in reference to the state of the national finances. Signor Carutti, in the name of the government, declared that in drawing up their plan of arrange ment with the Pope, the ministry had no intention of making a diplomatic document, but simpl y an appeal to public opinion ou the pretensions o f Rome and Italy. Dr. Bertani made a lengthy speech against the ministry, which drew forth loud protestations and many questions from several deputies. Dr. Bertani having in the course of his speech asserted that on some occasions the administration had been guilty of opening letters passing through the post, the ministry demanded that the charge should b• investigated by the Chamber. After a lasi diemarion • estinnittee was appointed to receive the depositions of Dr.' Bertanl. TURIN, Dac. & In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Signor Spaventa, having asked for permission to reply to a personal question raised yesterday by Dr. Bat. ani' reviewed at mune length the nits of his administra. tion at Naples. In this retrospective view Signor Spaventa made several recrinunations against Dr. itertaiii and his political friends, who frequently in terrupted him with protestations. After some other speeches, also relating to per sonal questions, the debate on the slain of Rome and Naples was resumed. The documents relating to the affair of the Nea politan archives have been published. NAPLES, Dar. 8. The Official journal of to-day says : " Naneo has offered to surrender. In the event of his doing so he would be sent before the tribunals on account of the many crimes he has committed. " The citizens who lied from several places are returning to their homes." _ ROMS. Dim T. The Marquis de Lavalette, the French Ambas sador, has had a pirate audience of the Pops. POLAND. THORN, Dm 8. RimlohimA the substitute of the Archbishop of Warsaw, hes beim condemned to ten yams' tam portatios to Siberia. Seven Jewish and eight Christian students of the medical faculty of the University of Wanaw have been condemned to serve as oommon soldiers In the Russian Corp. d'armar in Orenburg. Great excitement prevails at Warsaw. PRUBBIA. BEkLIN DZI. 8. The Preissiachs Zeitung of to-day says : " The statement made by some journals that the government is about to introduce an extensive sys tem of furloughs is a pure invention. " All the assertions that the government intend to modify its present attitude in regard to the question of the military budget must be consi dered as unfounded conjectures." AIII3TELL VIENNA. Don & The Oasterreickiecke Zeining of to-day, in an nouncing that the budget will be submitted to the Coanail of the Empire immediately, says : "It Is not in censequenoe of the &snow being la a desperate state that the Government is about to lake this step, because the wants of the State for the next few months are provided for, and the taxa are comini in better than ever. "The deficit scarcely amounts to 50,000,000 florins to meet which means are not wanting. The Government only desire that the budget may be examined by the representatives of the people. "A bill on ministerial responsibility will be pre sented at the same time as the budget." HI7NGARY. PESTH, Dlr. 7. Advioes from ths south of Hangarystata that any functionary refusing to eo-cgswata with the govern ment will have 18 soldiers lodged in his house until he resumes his functions. TER ForanEßß &POTION. —Mr. Cox has issued thor following adders" to the electors of Finsbury : " Osetlemea,—At the emu* main of loamy of your body, I have determieed ease more to seek your suffnges. The priacipal reason that has Wooed me to comae to this determination is the repnssulatiou that has been 'made to as that you am 1111/10011 to Iran the opportuailtuf seroweriag the calumny which for the lost wake publics writers mad speakers have attempted to fix as yes, manly, that so sus has a Masan Is CA ter Finsbery without er.peedlng co its elm ton from 3,001. to 6,0001. I have Wartime, much Oman la giving yoe the (opportunity I believe you de sire, awl at the same thee I gin you the aasaranos Mat beyond the MO emperor of the returning Olen and of the slinks aaditar, mot one @billies will I expend. My an well Imes to yes all. It will therefore only Wito d o l try for me to arum you that I have still the woe anise{ kin ef eivil mod rekious liberty which I had when I before mementod yea, and that I have sot altered or manias: geniis I thee Maid. Gantlemen, sea oo coot wane-resew let each saws home be his ooramittawroom Seat so pail esammen. Show that they are eat repdred. Seek us mks ; bat p to the p.ll es yen know bow he,. sad halorpenient Merton should. Is one of th. loaning papers this week, the followhrt goa -1 den was salmi of you t—' Can tun elector lay his hand ea his Inert and my that for the last three weeks Finsbury has art hem is the Parket for sale to the highest bidder! Oicr a manna &sewer to this question. Show that the exprossion is as fake is undeserved. I leave the cause Is your hands ; it is your battle I fight, not my own, sad your decision I await with con fideuce. —I have the hamar to roman, yea mast obsdient urvaat, WILLIAM 001. —llan,,?, HMV' Ancitimasime Ha= —At a Court of Exa miners, held on Thursday, the following petlemes were ad mitted lionstisten of th e Illealey of Appliances, via. Mews. Charles Forfeit Cott, al Brighton ; Thomas Doh ✓oe of Fleetwood, Lsamakire ; O one Gridiths, of Pasts Castle, Flembroltsitin I William Owen Joan, of Hryntegid, Bala, North Wales ; Joseph Lamb, of Birkenhead, Cheshire; Thomas Leeds of Stretford, near Manchester; Henry Ash Murray, of the Westminster Hospital ; and him B. Weld. Tats 01.7011 D lIIIVIUSITY ACTHORITIZO AND SAMS'S CIWIPIOX CUIOUS.—The prohibition pat oat by the ViuChanaillor rad rscicn ea Thursday spied the maderpsehates visiting We exhibition on Friday was serried oat to the latter. The proctors, university polio*, sad special mmetahlesi were in attendance close to the circle at both perfermaseas es Friday, sad u the ullegians offered them selves for admission they were scut back. The few that did evade the authorities did so in disguise. This prohibition, and the wet weather, was a groat drawback to the pecuniary noes= of the pert °mum. DL= nom CRAMOmmt.—An inquest was held as Frklatit mmamerrifik baforts Kr. Coroner Swann at Fcatwood, ' wear N es the body of Mary Ann Rowley, a wafts, 90 years of age, who died on gird 6 amday last front injuries she bad - sustained from Marra. It appealed from the evidence of the Matures that sa the roan* ad the 19th nit the deceased, who is a salliees wide, and we wearing at the time an extensive erisoliats palthest, wee stooping down to take her baby up, whoa her *Was ease is contact with the dm, and almost instantly SW was is a blase. She at once ran into the house of • atightess, who get her into the yard, and attempted to estieweide lie Immo with a wet towel. In this, how ever. she wee aseasessfal, and another neighbour come to her realm" with a blanket, which proved more effectual, sad the du wee get eat, but not before most of her clothing had bees soesumal, and she was severely burnt on the break sews, seek, and other parts of her body. She wee at own takes to heel, sad the surgeon attended her daily, bat his efforts were airmailing, sad she died on Wedoesday. The jwy Marsed a verdict of " Acadentally barnt." Bactrian camels have been intrixiucod into Wilma's, wad are most valuable for packing over mountain, sad Oahe. They Deny wady Melba., and will travel thirtyle drink aw wiles • day e with • load is days. of I,t3 ol bs. They only re- Wes la FRANCE. Pus am owe consaroimare.) PARIA t3MIVIDAT EVIORIG. At the Bourse, notwithstanding the detachment of the coupon# which is generally accompanied by a rise, the depressing influences Of the time remained in the ascendant, the Bente, after a momentary rise of a few centimes, closing with a fall of 10c. for cash and sc. for account at 67.40 and 67.50 (ex div.). Mobilier fell 2.50, and the Italian Loan 15e. The Orleans Railway fell 17.60 ; Eastern, 3.75 ; Lyons, 6.25 ; Southern, 7.60 ; and Western, 3.76. The Marquis de Flare, without waiting for the result of his appeal to the Court of Causation against the judgment convicting him of " practising ma ncouvres and keeping up intelligence with foreign countries," by his oonrespondence with the bide readmits Bales, Augsburg Gazette, duce, her thought it expedient at once to resign his seat on the judicial bench of the Court of Accounts. He has addressed the following letter to the president of that court : After the judgment pronounced against as by the • Ocart I eau* levitate to retire from the °sort of Accounts, end I now have the honour to infant yea of way mitigation. It is 00i without meat pain that I Espana mall from old oollesignes, will *boa neve heed for so&d1 Pam as tams of the clonst lb sow Laving wan I obey, sot my coneckwee, which dose sot reproach se, but nasality, s i mbet *bleb It lapesalge S. as tend. lambs te spals•the Osman( tailesain ad ditty el awaiss to araider tie position clam of la members who le seder the ban of a political coodsumatien. Yy rerignakm wow plead is year bora wEI be the c'evoioll imams/ as my reseed for lay odamorain.— Aocept, Yamada us Issas. The telegraph brings this evening the denotementt of a provincial trial, which has been going on for nearly a fortnight at Hiatt,, and has oomeiored immense local excitement. The village of Coulonges, 1 near Poitiers, appears from the disclosures made at the trial to have been rendered ',little hell upon earth for the last ten years, by the tyrannous conduct of its mayor, a doctor of medicine, named Pla s eiart, who by virtue of the favour of the Imperial go vernment, which till very lately he enjoy 4 reigned supreme in the district. At the last elections for the council-general, however, it pleased the prefect to approve of a candidate for Coulon/me other than M. Plassiart, and the latter having so long shone with reflected light was rash enough to suppose that be was somebody by himself. The consequences of this delusion were rapid and terrible. M. Plassiart wee not only defeated at the election, but immediately afterwards was prosecuted for coercing and intinu-1 dating the electors—a thing which, Ood help him, he had been in the habit of doing in his official capacity with the best faith in the world for the last ten years, just like all other functionaries ad the empire. But the inexorable and zealous patilio prosecutor of the parish found out another vulner able point in the disgraced M. Plaasian. He is now 60 years old, but for the last thirty years he has been the Don Juan of his little eommume. Pew girls escaped his goatish propensities. To pretty` enfrom famine the caress of love" was his °mutant sport. On one occasion a pretty girl, whom he was the reputed father, and who always borne his name, came before him as mayor to be married. He took upon himself to alter her name in the re gister from Plamiart to Placide. All this while his loyalty to . the Emperor was exemplary. In his mayor's court the Etnparoes bust was 'darned with a moll bearing the inamiptioa, In rifil4l at robor odes& In other Urns; this malts to his sovereign might have been his glory but now the hard-hearted judges reproached him for bedaubing the Emperor's bust with such balderdash. A neighbouring mayor deposed that he was formerly an inhabitant of Oooges, bet had left it for the reason that no honest :Nan meld live tisms. "Zither," he ssM, " you most bs an enemy of the mare, and them he would Ind amps to render your life insupportable ; or yogi mist be his friend, and then on must be an smoinpliee in infam" K is accused and is found guilty of ma ki ng love to the postmistress of the village, and inducing her to open the letters of his enemies and show him their contents. The public prose lcutor compared him to Verret and Detain.. K Desmarest, who came down to Niort spooial from IParis, defended M. Pleaded in an eloquent and witty speech, which delighted the country audi ence, but did not save his client. M. Plassiarti, the telegraph now tell us, is found guilty of the multifarious awes of corrupting tho electors and systematically delmonhisqi the girls of the village. He is sentenced to two yesrs' imprisonment and 500 francs fine. A great many accomplMes were included in the indictment, several of whom are convicted. M. Plaudart, the son, h young advo cate, gets off with a tine of 100 E, and Mille. Baran, the postmistress, is sentenced to three months' imprisonment. THE PEACE SOCIETY AND THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY. The committee of the Peace Society have ad dressed the following letter to the official repre sentatives of all the Christian denominations of this country : Doomber. 18U. Dear Sir,—The sominitess of the Pew flesisty have bad Asir attention auxisumly mega& in reference to the pre seat critical rehab= Wet* between England and the United iStates of America. Not, sortainly, that there le anything in the incident which has recently oosurred to re quire or justify war betimes two Christian nations. Bet there is imminent danger lest by mutual exaegoosuden of the paths sled they sheold be Inerried late Y before reason sad 'aglow hare had time to eased their authority. It would belopoesibbs to exaggerate the evils of such • caeliet, met merely •• regards the morel sad inateriel suf. firing whim* it would retail upon both countries, bat still moss is the model sod reproach it would brim( oit oar amnion Christisaity. It appeals to the oowintitre that the but hope d wett ing so terrible a eslansity the in bracing the inhere el the distrotirely OlirMien dement in both cerniesities to beer as widely r possible on that loathe opirioo, which, MOMS than the commotairetions of diplomatists er the mom& of alias% mot shloisboly do;ido lito quotas of papa or war. Under these eirommtances the committee have thosiglit they might be permitted respectfully to suggest to the various religious bodies to this country the dealreblensia end the duty of especially addressing kindred bodies as the other side of the Atlantic, with referencia to the present conjuncture, es en, if possible, to throw the oil of Civilities love on the rising waters of strife. It appears to them quite practicable, without at all enterhigupon the omfmeedly difficult questions pending between the two governments, for those who represent the Christian churches of our lan& upon bread grounds of religion and humanity, to speak to their fellow Christians in America in such language and spirit as may, by the blessing of God, be attended with the happiest effect' In allaying the dangerous irritation of the moment, and elicit from them s response which may be no is.. useful in ite indiums on the public sentiment of oar own country. Surely this omit be eanoldered a testis( times, a time to prove whether the Cluirdsnity of England sad Anal* is a principle of any power in influsacing the eentiaients and feelings of their peopie so as to aid in giving a calm and wins direction to their international policy. . - May we request you, dear air, to bring this matter wliii as little delay as yomible under the attention a --. I am, Ac., JOSEPH PRASE, Prvalitak THE Sum= or TEI MINT.—The members et the Royal Westin Yacht Club it Plymouth will, ma Thursday east. eMerteht at Ana Commasder who was the asset is sharp of melts cm brard the ?rest at the lima of the essitste d ibe emilters seemilesiosen, This diamer bee Ism get Is seder to express their admizatios d the smilmil of William as that osmelem • • NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADimuurY, Ds*. 7. Arrenniems.—Lien tenants W. R. Kennedy, to the Hero ; sod G. C. Masters, to the Victory, en supernamersry for disponi._ . . Psyniseterir. C. P. Gnat, to the ilia, for service in the Osborne, tender. Anteteat-payareter J. S. Skinner, to the Ask, for ea. vice ia the Osborne. Acting Sarood-class Amistant-Engineers F. E. Sheen rod J. Dinsvall, to the Cumberland, as supernumeraries. The undermentioned geuthmen have been nominated to ravel cadotnitips :—Mears. & 1 1 % NA 0. 0r0w5.102.4, C. W. Dickinson, R. W. Fawkes, B. O. Foots, and A. S. Handitce. POUTSMOUTH, Dna & The Hero, 89, senor, Captain A. P. Ryden sailed from Seethed this afternoon to reinforce the eneadron on the North Americus station. She preeeedid ceder by the East Channel, and on paring the Eder,BB l . the crew gave this. hearty cheers, which were replied to by the stew of the latter vessel. pealed to ke t Edpr auf screw , OipWn 0. P. Meade. is deny Nodsea. America sad the West lad*. _ The Eery&las, M. ram wee dodged yootorday to h►re her copper olossod ; ma also was the Stromboli, 6 MOM sloop, for the same purpose, both vossele bad been or dered to be brought forward for cambial', if required. WOOLWICH, Die. 8. The Melbourne screw steam ventel left the Royal Award Pier yesterday afternoon for Clark. with Oaptain Vetoes I Weep of the goad & kepda,lioyel M a tz and an imam of s amount war Worse whisk. bite bees detailed. Captain G. Leslie's F Battery el the maw beige& me expected to arrive at Woolwich diwbg the pre. seat week from Aidenhott, to wuberk for Quake ea lewd the Pala& er Iteswalisa. Several traamport vessels an now ntlif the Royal Armed for the shipment of stores. The fens now serving is British North America con. ZIT 7 live batteries, at the following stations, viz : Qwbso, (lapis& 0..? Itatimes &d, ad Ca ptsia N. B. Fords's 4th batteries of the erranth brigade. At Boatels% Ha* L. W. Ben's D battery of the fourth brigade, sad at Halifax N. 8., Captain W. L Dnmsresq's sth, sad °sp it& Shaw's Bth batted= offthe ernmth brigade. CHATHAM, DSO. 8. A naval court-martial usembled yesterday, ou board the Formidabie, 84, flagship of Vine-Admiad W. J. M. Joimatoori, emonmerlar-inehird at the Kee, under the pnisideory of °Nelda H. A. Powell, C.B. of the Defaces, is. for the trial of Mr. Okada lege Hodges, esoind enter d the Dee, 4, proille•wbeal steamer, on a AMP of been hese amok sea Imapahle of performing he dully ealsri that aidp. Mr. 0. H. Knight, Admiralty eallsiter, Ream?" eligialed as deputy judge sdvocato. The smut, after bomb* the evidence of the whimsies is of the sad also vest the primrose. bad to say ▪ t in his emsidered the charge folly proved, and asetmesedtbs furfsh two yein of Ms Nue rity, to ba diusemsd hem bat Majesty's ship Due. Ned to he sevigely repremedel. DIEVONPORT, Deo. B. The Emerald, Captain Cumming, and the 2= Commodore Burnett, are in Plymuth Bowed, the arrival down the Chewed air the itellsoarne ammo trampert, Oapisin Bosom with eiollll fled military for Canesla. These reseals are to envoy the Melbourne to the month of the river Bt. Lawrence ; the Emersid then =a:to hie the equadroa on the roost al Mexico. M h fitted for fispsWp en the Beath Astra Men eh - =bat it is passible that she may also he diverted far gender the oemmand el admiral Miley 40 the Brae /tam emet. The vase& calmed for aceirebnion at e this port—the Weak obs, Sty:, NNW's**, Pseees l wed d 8 1 0 7. ropmla n mt—eas to be prommiedi with ass rapi o dly 1111 The Orbmile and !helm, however, me reseivisi 6 .— gmetent amen* of allenti The Orland* will pro. bably be eeemsionmeed la a few d m. ay; and the nobs will in the is Mem be whined to the !rte clam el Means 141011146 TROOPS FOR CARADA. The anticipation of almost immediate hostilities bas gives the to so many rumours, mom imperially ideate kg them who have salsaims or biome is the army, Vast we may se well give wee remises • few bets en so ye ssiecisd for service in Caned& The =ey 7l 2, brigade, Royal Artillery (Captain vasey's) hes by This Me se gelled in th• Melbourne, whisk, es we sbied, sesusent by royal Woo The US bolinliser ef the lath =B.lllteifordshke), seder tho eammead of Lieut.- Partook., aid the Ist hattsliee of the Bib. woks the matemed of Loyd A. 0. Meseall. will mil ea Moeda, or Toady. The let baislioa of the 1 • (Yoebthited, ender the calrineed et Usel.-Ooloord Colo, and tie iat filisbyelkke), leder the sew sued of liimMessat Milbs are wads, miles to em bark forthwith. A menmpsal s 4 f oo t as 7 4l ear tilksa• fang 1 Matha sad 40 of Staff Corps from erdioSt., ars also emir mans. These will be eseveyed I. th. Ananias's.' end rani., sow se Liverpool, each vessel taking about 1,200 mom. Them troops comprise the whole under orders sp to • late kw lad sight. Itie the opinion of naval men that the trauma will be able to get up the St Lawmen jf &splash he used, and there esttainly will be so seemillelet or thee seer.. Something more than the mere selection and dospatohing of= has occupied the atMatioe of the authorities. to the semisoft taught during the Crimes. war, 1 the men will go provided with every possible requisite. Besides the ordinary warm clothing which was mot cut is the Melbourne, each more will be provided with the follow ing articles :—A fur (erslakin) cep. two &noel waistcoats, s paw of tor gloves, six pair of Oareds boots, two pairs of moths stoaingn, a esoforter, mei stebussielseabsr jacket. Some 3,000 mooserim sad now shoes will Alor be neat as soon am they con be powered. The Oass =Ws, ma exerillent form, numbering sow Dome_ 31Mt00, sad sag= being immured to 203.000 win war. The volunteer movement los also taken deep root Ir, (Lewis, and as almost ovary validate:stelae as old military °Moor, their drilling and organisation lave hese well looked miter. Mrs 30,000 Enfield rides conveyed by the Melbourne are Intended for the militio—Oterweer. Tag NATAL Rasaava.—The following is a detail of the several rearm ea the Ist leateat : —Ooset-guard oa ships' books far then duty, OS oakum SAM atee -3,618. Ships' Neva 117 dims. We sea, sad 719 boys— MCC Tads,: Minh 107 diem, 574 lass, met 106 boys— A 47 ; aeries, 610. Total, 7.174. Old reserve force : 26 °Meer; 1,108 nee, Nanl Comet Volunteers, 7,766. Naval rune forte, T,440. Total ember el men syslisble 21,781.—UMW Service tUaette. -_ Taut. or ma ALossenorr Mtrionsis.—We bear that the aril power has refused to t • speoisi can mission to try the military assassins at sad have decided that the trials must take place st the next amines in the usual manner. It is even doubtful if the emitercire ma be carried out at the camp, In which ram the effect wlii be almost entirely seutntliseL lirwriag the part week men d the Bth, Ided, sad 78th Raids have been flogged by soutesee el oourarmartial for insubordination to and smash of non-oominimiosed olltoors.—lraq sad Navy Gasette. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CANBILIDGE, Drc. 7. Meami. &Mr= Twine. First Clam : Ds. Cobb, Trinity. Snood Clan t De. Bann, Emmanuel. Examiaen W. Wises% D.D., Jolla Fuller, 8.D., W. IL Campion, 8.D., ealJes. B. Mayer, If. A. Human Fits—This prise, gins manually under the will el the We Mr. Belie, for the ben English eery ia oce. amine with, ad support of, the Cluntien religion has base this day adjudged to Yr. Join Norge Witt, B.A. Fellow of Kioes College. eabjeet Oa tin bseelicial nemeses et the Chrinisa ankles ea the &noon of Alexandria,' The Hanna Profaner p lectarieg, in the Lan term of 1862 on the Epiet to the Onetime; sad is the Fester term, on the Epistle to the Colossians. Notice ri the time sad place will be issued et the beginning of each UM. . . Pier 1111001/011P OP CIZTICOMIL—Georp Downie( Urs ine. RN., ILA., B.A. 1850, let. Fellow of St. John's Col lege, has be.. elected (yestorday) to smoossil the Rev. Jams Cumming, M.A., deossmd. is the Prohmoorship of Cho. mistry. Mr. LimioArdvated 1 lth templet, wee de puty to the Ist• mew, sad $ lecture hi saboral mimeos at 81. John a. Tim Mumma os sin /Loa Ekes.—The cane of William Wilson of the British ba ue Express, who is charged with the wilful murder of William Henderson, and the manslaughter of Charles Jones, on the high MS, during MTbetween Liverpool and the West Osast of Africa. tried daring the peasant Liverpool wise& Hr. Biros Cheapen will not take the ore before Thursday, to suit the is of the learned arra espied. lINITID ATM MAIIB AND EXPOIT 01 Spieri —The Amara, which took out the Coned States mils from Liverpool to New York, ea Betray res, hod an board 2,0001. in spode and forty TigeAmsswes Sue Mireessuar.—The New Y or k s up L a dy peaddia, which was scuttled lo Plymouth Sowed to pat or de fire in her hold, is still avowed en Jesoriliff Inane. arm* wan made with governesst lighter to lore her en aizasy, red will Mxwwsd to. szpasszaranom 01 sorzarinuir. Mr. Cheethem has finally refused to oome for ward for the borough his [maim far not oontanding the town have, however, not yet trawmired. An interview was had by one of the leading liberals of Nottingham with the Duke of Newcastle, In Leedom, rte We son, Lord Lincoln, being • candidate ,• and his goes, who spoke delicately on the subject, stated that he had se wish whatever to press the claims of his sou on the town, bat that, were the choice of his son the spontaneous act of the electors, it would give him the greatest possible pleasure. The noble duke said be bad a full belief that Lord Lincoln's political sentiments would be found to be mainly in unison with his own. Lord Lincoln (who was labouring under indisposition) wee then waited upon, Red he said he should, if elected, serve the constituency on the principles that were entertained by his father. On the question of the suffrage, Lord Lincoln is for an eaten moo of the franchise to 101. in counties, and in boroughs to 61. He is a chi:a:Man, but would support the abrogation of church-rate. There was a meeting of the liberal electors on Friday night, when the claims of Lord Lincoln were brought forwar4 es also those of Claplein Denman and Mr. John Nankeen, the brother-in-law of the late General Havelock. The latter gentleman was said to be a thoroughgoing liberal, possessed of ample means, and had an intimate knowledge of our Indian em pire. Captarn DOIMIle• claim rested on the " mandarin" of his political principles, being those of his father, Lord Denman, who was formerly member for Nottint. II a show of hands, however, Lord Lincoln had ma z i arid was accordingly accepted. His lordship au address, in which be says : "If I am plead in the proud position of your represen tative, I an to give a An* but honest sad Inds' a liked pendent asppout to say government which shall adhere to Vas ef palsy, ma to rt as enlightened regard to the swegandes senislimaintis et the , eswairy. Theo* ai the present moment *are is so moat demand in say der for law swarm of e!Orraiket in the constitution of the Hone of Ceminces, stall,leadwg at the *decennia a the 'swam I weld give w =dial rapport for pupas 11X68114311 of the franchise to those claws whale in creasing inteillgenes entitles them to Its mercies. I would advocate eosaesy in the nabs expenditure, se far as is cousienot with proper maintesesos of those military and naval establisami s t without which peat nation like our own meet be to ooseleat wad misehienue alarm. a to the dostrisse of the church of I fully recognise in all the rights of oonaciewas, my earnest desire would be tow my dissenting bre. three relieved from imposts to which they feel adipose ab le every way in my power I should Mire to i s ittrand promote the bleseinp of civil and religions liberty. Is the present annum sepia of attain in AlllO/10% I think the gosarmost ins pursued • come which must be highly approved by every Eugliabman, as best calculated to preserve the bisminge of peace. That woe may yet kw averted mug be the prayer of all • bat, for the saw of liberty and civilisation, the honour Of the dig of England must at all risks be maintained unsullied." Now there an two liberals ia the held, Lord Lisoola sad tlir E. Clifton. Mr. Bromley arrived I. Nottingham last night, but it is not known whether he will offer himself. PROPOSID ROAD 4020811 11YDE-P4RK. The committee appointed by tho public depute tins es Thereday Li to wader with the Right Bus. W. I. Gager, LP., relative to the mew of oonstrueting • public road across Hyde-wit, bad an berries, with the right Weeks, bra. ga a t Wkilehellffisman an ffiemsday, at ha Malay's Office of . Woad Wormer loving stated that they bad waited epee the right bon. gestlemen Is know whether he bed my Paraor suggedion to mike is the 'labia*. C l owrita mid that the Queen would contest to • road through the park hem Bayswater to Kendagtod, it be • sehemy, and Wit her Majesty would resew C - 11;;;If entire °astral over it ' s, Indies to deride at whet bog,. it should be opassd sod deed Be observed that two modsu O wn ssagested fee ateramliabing the object ; one • mad Hydle-pek shrug the boundary of Kensington , pelmet, and peatlas under the lieepssaine by a teasel ; the other by • reed acmes Remiagtosaardens, which avoided Yre thepostine, whisk, be add, greatly contributed to the WM" el the berierepa, sad should not, if possible, be le tasiestd with. He then exhibited • plan, which he bed &meted to be of • subway through Keusingtoe g=stram es the Uxbadg• mad, to albert's road es the side, and described its paschal %Mures to the committee. The subway, width trail helmet 111 sad 23 feet deep wen entered b$ • abed Wiles rwirthsg nearly parallel with the Uxbddge read, and was crowed by four bridges fur foot plasma& It was wady • mile is length, and passed OW& Relibmeser and the drive beyond, by • tuned, egewles out at the sweat point to the Exhibition of 1882 by tastier Wake el a similar description to that at the ether dd.' esetioes of the rood showed that it could be lad out in two dallesest ways, so as to have • pietuneque effect, and Weer to imams than deteriorate the surround ing seseery b one, the sloping banks were turfed aid pastel with sheshe, with • gravel walk along the top ; and is theater, the basks woes brakes by a mooed walk, half way don e f o rrilloh &robes were inserted in the degindly vedust. Mr. Cowper mid that he thought this enterable to the one through Hyde-park, as it would he easier and more cheaply constructed, as well as get rid f the objection to any interference with the Ser pentine ; but, at the same time, he was sot mewed to pledge himieff at moment to the adoption of any particular project. In reply to some questions, the right honourable gentleman said that a subway was • sine gel non to her Majesty's twat, sod that the cost of the ore he had ink `sated would be about 40,000 L ; that the subway proposed Mr. Page, along the ba b a and underneath the flitrpee would be Imager red sot so agreeable to tea- Tellies dos' it, aid mould not well be finished before the opening of the Exhibition. Upon the question of expo Mr. Cowper gave the deputation &Blindly to nu dentasd that, as the proposed reed would be for the accommodation of the localities hesitated, and not for the general public, the sweetmeat could not give any &mistime) towards its formation by • grant out of the impend revenue. He airiest stated that if tits different perishes iu the neigh- Worked were disposed to raise money for aiming out, e ablest. it would be neosesary to pate as act of parliament tmemble Wm to do so, and that could not be dose without weidershie defy. Mr. FISZKAS aid that the inhabitants of Kensington were determinedly opposed to say road being made through the gardens which would inlets", with that quietude sad re teeniest so delightful to artists, student., and others. Mr. COMB replied that the traffic would not be seen exempt by pewee oe the very edge of the subway, and th at the nesse wasiceed by it would be extremely alight. Mr. Ti.., Mr. Firrwooo, aid other geo tlen ice, expressed their approval of the right bus. gentleman's plan as the least ajectiosable of the two, sad said that the only diffi culty weald be in providing the s memory funds. It was that the Royal Ocenmasionsa of the Exhibition ialrettribule • pertien, bat Mr. COWPIR stated that ander their charter they were prohibited from doing so ; and the proposal that the Great Western Railway Company, together with other metropoli. tee railway crompeeiss, should be soli ited to aid the work was genenlly thought not to be likely to bring about any satisfactory result, comidering the small dividend which many of them were only able to pay. In reply to other in. guinea, Mr. Omrper said be thought it but right that if the parishes made the subway the government should keep it in repair at their own n red that if any annoyance were mused by the train to persons frequenting the gar dens it could be easily covered over with glam. He suggested that the road should be closed between twelve at side and five in the morning ; but it was stated that much of its advautage would be lost to the residents in Tyburcia and Belgravia if they could not use it during these hou member observed that the gravel which would be dug out in making the mad would, at a minimum, be worth 17.0001., and might go towards the reduction of the expense, but the right hoe. gentleman did not say whether the crown would eve up its right to the Ka removed. Colonel Wormer said that if the money required ware mimed by a loan it might be paid of in a series of years by • trills, rate, wLich would waroely be felt by the Mehl tants of the parishes. After some other topics bad been discussed, the eons mine. Meted that they would consult the vestries which they principal owners of property, and others, with a view of ascertaining webther the requisite funds could be raised without the aid of government. The Rev. K. M. Phinn has been presented to the Orowa living of South Leith, mar Edinburgh. Tag Len Sia Puna LAumr..—At a meeting of the Ilarylebone Vestry, held on Saturday, under the presi dency of Mr. Churchwarden Filmer, a grateful tribute was paid to the memory of Sir Peter Laurie, one of the oldest members of board. Yr. Valentine Knight, one of the county rergietretee, said be begged to avail himself of the first of moving a vote of condolence to be for- warded le the of the late Sir Peter Laurie, who had been a ' , enigma* that pariah for upward' of 25 years. As a bmther magistrate be could honestly say that no magistrate ever stood higher in public estimation. 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