The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

Er I 1; I r , 11 1 • t . ( the express train from Mancriester'irlio were de tained five hours at Barnet, uncertain of reaching their destination all night; and scores of pseeengers bound to Scotland, who left King's-cross at midnight, instead of at nine; not to speak of anxious relatives and friends waiting in mortal throes of anxiety and suspense for ex pected passengers, without being able to learn what had become of the missing trains ; for nothing can exceed the discretion of railway officials on these occasions, except their bewilderment. This ea oident at Culney Hatch, it is abundantly clear, is one of those which are always preventible by the commonest precautions, and which can only be ascribed to gross carelessness or to wanton rashness. er-!•rT------ HER MAJESTY RETURN FROM THE NTINENT. According to the latest arrangements her Majosty ! the Queen, socompanied by the royal family, and probably, also, by their Royal Highnesses the Priam and Prince's (Alice) of Reese, are expected to return to Windsor Castle on Thursday next, the 7th inst. The preparations at the Castle for the reception of her Majesty and the royal family are nearly completed. The alterations In the Vandyke-room, one of th e state apartments of the palace, are, however, yet uotinished. Her Majesty will make but a short stay at Windsor , and will then proceed to Scotland. s • -.; 6 to %Aid." LT IkZ'ELLlGli*illi . rrENING (Rstrna's Tuaawts.) DIPLOMATIC TUI REOE LEELEELPTIONS AT THE PARIS, Barr. 1. The Emperor yesterday received in private audience Cavaliere di Nigro, who expressed the desire of Prince Amadeus, who is now travelling, to present his respects to his Majesty. Viscount di Pavia, the Portuguese Minister, also had an audience of the Emperor, and remitted to his Majesty the Grand Cross of the Order of Christ for the Prince Imperial. The Emperor subsequently received in public Anatole. M. Mon, the late Spanish Ambassador, and his newly appointed successor, the Marquis de Lima. Replying to the address , of the latter, on presenting his credentials, the Emperor maid— " I attach great value to seein g Spain and France march with the same steps towards progress. The two nations have none but common interests, and are separated by no rival ambition. You will always find my government ready to strengthen the bonds which unite the two countries." Count Walewski has tende red hie resignation as a senator, which has beau accepted. • )SE . . LAW INTELLIGENCE., (THIS DAY.) COURT OF re s r. (Before Mr. Oaranimdoner Hohoyd.) surnaarii wiumut. This so implies** for dismissal of the petition of the pt.was who was a here dealer sad court =Mimi of o:akar:street, Oresvcsor.equare, upon the grand that the statement of debts sod liabilities OW by her under section 93 al the Beekruptcy Act was no t full, true, sad accurate as required by the statute. Mr. llona appeared is 'empiric of the spolicitiou ; Mr. Leine mss mussel for the soignee@ ; Mr. Lindley supported the bankrupt. It wits admitted that eaveral small debts kad nen nadvertenly emitted hoar the 'tannesk but with to • debt of 2601. alleged to be due to Ur sassed Lindsay it was stand dist the bankrupt he; been forgiven it, sad th at the protniseory sods represent* it had been gives up to her. It was asked that the bank. rapt should be allowed to seised her statement, tbs omissions wart ioadvertest, and the dismiss' of t h e intl. Lion would oaly mum inprisim as • fresh one wield be immediately presented. 'fin debts were about 1,5001., but there was • good estate. and the meets, if carefully ia realised, were expiated to he suffic ient to pay creditors full. Amcogst tie debtors to the estate were the Crows Prioress of Itussiii sad smarms members of the arida. may. His Honour rid that although ex p e nse might Meniailed is disinissieg the prititios, the set of perliasseat was very strict hi its lansune, and required the stineaseat of the debts and liabilities (dad by • beakrupt to be full, tree,sail seems* It was admitted by the bankrupt that she had omitted MO. nil debts. sad bin was sot aware of say instance when a spurt had allowed an ammetimeat slier the 'tangent had been sworn to and and. The petition would tannin* be dismissed. ..-----"---t--"'"------= TELE POLICE COURTS. cram DAT.) PORTUGAL. lenelcult so Miss M. Oliver.-And AN LUNA Aviwk. t. LLSBON, AUGUar 81. I pipers to prove ..... ...-______, BRITANNIA. Tents Ethartio, Tab LAST SHILLING. Ws E. Yarneld. The late ramie at Frankfort were attended by - The nickels Troops. - Gymnastics b• the Cbanerells. - Comte the Prism ask Primer of Wales, the Duke sad Duchess --___ veositmitun by Mr. Albert eteste- And THE OONFROILRATIVB et saccac. price , mod prime . wait .. of kiwi ,. the The new ministry has not yet been formed. feeling which exists towards Franoe. The smo king to hies & begs s o u ileg cree , c7 . ...., ....._ _ DAUGUTIER. Miss S. lava look at Freddy, and he would treat him as he liked. .- _------- Duke of Cambridge, the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg- The Minister for Foreign Affairs has officially "humorous" hints on behaviour for English not --0-..... Maw Bra harry out u soon u you est the erase, for I don't know Strelitz, ke. visitors to Portsmouth in Tuesday's Daily NeW° but he would *ell the child, be is wiles him in ouch a saw MON WATER AT LONDORRRIDOL stated in Cortes that Prince Amadeus did not CLERKIINWELL. the TUB DAT Morning, en. 48.a.....Afternoon. 10 Us& The Emmanuel at the Duke de Brabant bar returned from Coburg come to represent King Victor am referred to in the place of honour of the dreadful . manner. He would not if I had • place for him. couweese OP 1111011.11 , 11 33 . Rai Towoasow -• Mandan. ilk. ess.....asethoos. ltb. 00 m ad rejoined the King of Belgium, the Duchess, and his baptism of the infant prince. Smith, of 10, Jausereire !gingen, mid ........-•••••••••••••••••"""bulletin, and given in full under the heed res Lon . Yon inust . be tired of Londoe. It is herd to Am..°••• eas children at Ostend. The whole el the mill fomilY mu 50 The Cortex have granted leave to the King to . .M d daughter -I hope we will all be together , of London. This, notwithstanding your paper l o ath Aria behind, bat she will come shoe." fin k a shamed ham, Mr.D'Ernoourt with ste ding inside the Whop ei LONDON', FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. return to Lsecken at the end of Abs present week to receive travel abroad. It is stated that his Majesty and of that day, must have contained something which By entree In the rest of the letter him Clone... organ . ._ 6,2 itcacmich.ccicce. occummett, 25 yeede of bisows, se - Queen Victoria. Martha Lewis, of 2t. North-street, derkeswell, wen t her daughter to hurry out to •see the little boy, and mu. . he „d ue of so 4, the property of My. Jame Chubb, lime 18 0 ,__ the Queen will visit Italy, Dom Fernando acting as o rdled for mature consideration before rieking its ..I don't thick you care eo much about coming out now - 6 .Po Sows Railway Companies are very considerate I The Earl Brownlow and Lady Marian Alford regent during their absence. delivery to the lieges, for it has only come to you did some time ego."llis intend to pass the approaching winter at Cannes, indeed of del towards the newspapers, if not towards their pie-The Coroner said that , that letter showed conclusively The reisonere, who are compuions, and well-lmown to • the police, yesterday entered the prosecetoe's ■shop, sad (s going to Madeira as hitherto. The Earl Bmweilow's health Both events being unprecedented excite public hand to_dsy • that the elder child was really in A m erica . nsi Nagel& They are determined that this shall °- is fees from settled. and it is hoped he will receive more surprise. M. Bermudez de Castro, Marquis de Lima, the thee took a piece of gingham, , placed it under her cloak. Mt be called the "dead " season for nothing. They ',coat y the mild e mate n the sou o ranee b li i math f F than Sanitary precautions are beiug taken against the new Spanish ambassador, delivered his credentials dance with respect to the cue of the child that was carried BP WI one of them was served with • pair of stockiegs. Lewis keying to the otbec primmer ' You will know whereto Inspector Holloway said that there was no farther eel • have been remarkably quiet for some time paste th at of Madeira, which he hse of late yews resorted to. expected visit of cholera. to the house of the Alloys. to-day with all the accustomed oerenioniel. The and have neither killed nor wounded the public in The Earl of Enniekillen is about to marry thesaid that it was i The other prisower was aess . se Two Pruasiau corvettes have arrived here from speeches exchanged will probably appear in to- , very voluminous. depositions at length. a. . . , custody and afterwards ' , ne i n „ as sa t . .: - T sto ( r at . o l,7;', general or anybody in particular. Perhapathe laurels Viscountess Middleton. The wedding is to take place whey Portsmouth. morrow's efonitenr, but containing only the usual The C or oner then procee ded so mu up • aa s rea d aces th e reset me," ans . thin le_ft the shop the atop nor. s . fully proved that the child bad lived, and that its death th fl! of the fathers and mothers who have lately been io the within' week. -- - • complimentary phrases on the amity of the some wi th the ease os the of murder or manslaughter, i t wou ld . had stolen the print _ and had sold it to • man for a small m e ad d e al ; rolnx-co . *stable Allday, 71 0, when she admitted that she et murdering their young families wholesale have The Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, M.P., will (amines xxinutss.) was caused by suffocation. But before the jury i all that t'se polies had beset able to recover was four yards begun to excite the jealousy of locomotive super- return to town on Monday nest from Lanwthirs. THE BANK OF FRANCE , reigns, and the pleasure the Emperor has in re rate existence from the mother. They should consider the . sum. Tweedy-five yards of gingham bad been stolen, bat 4i intendants and station-masters. After a very few We regret to announce the death, at Plea Llysayn, PARIS, Auonar 31. ceiving M. de Lima as the representative of his be necessary to ascertain whether the child bad bad a sopa -6 days' respite from vulgar household massacres the Carno, Montgozneiyehire, the resideme of his son, Captain The following is the return of the Bank of France august mistress, we need not say more on this iwy. print Mid been stole*, and whale Boom of the evidence, and deal with the awe 'cooed. 1 saTabochpalccer Smirch rid that she was not swws that the The prisoner Lewis said she wee piny. and that the C public is regaled with railway smashes again. This sub'ect. • Ada" ' of William Henry Adams ' Eftl " Chief jultiee a for the k d' ced t other with th e wee en ing t ay, oge er e COcor- " That the deemed male child died from entrusting, bus other prisoner did not know that she had et den the her Majesty's colooy c f Hoag Boom sod late /LP. for The jury, after a long deltheratioe, returned a verdict, 1 The Emperor will be at Fontainebleau to receive that the Mies Ot the suffocation was unknown." 1 is the way in which the mania for imitating .- .. responding figures of the previous account : The Coroner saki thst nyder the Hostas, Lithothanme. the Empress this • evening, and the last cabinet ~.,___.., A;D'Epacoart said it was a cue he sheen tend for 1 crimes in vogue acts in the railway world. Instead The Duke de Persigny has left Paris for Cha- awe 31. Ang. 24. so.ciwo ....e ver-et to be av ry proper cosOircumstances he con. Ofihs"" . trial, but he meld remand the prisoners to we it the 1 Dame, Yr. o. Fr. a council before the court leaves for Biarritz will be The prcoesdinp then tern:Matsda of cutting their children's throats or putting them mood (Loire) to preside over a grand competitive gathering Capital of the Bank _ ..... , 1121.600,000 0 183.500. 000 0 he ld t h em oo Satur d ay. missing print could be recovered. l to bed with poisoned lollypoPs, the officials who of the Orpheimiste of France. Procne In addition to capita •°"''----- 2•••• - -- ''''' ......- vrazzawirseer of OVER COOL BY A CURL I (Art B l ew of June 9, 1657). • 7,044,778 1 7,044,776 3 The Madrid papers mention the presence of M. A well dreamed nun who gave the name of Jima Fisher I undertake to be responsible for the lives and The 24th July, being the anniversary of Saint Reserve of the &ink Mod ft . & Efill,aged 30, of 3, Ooirowall.tormos, Colo., Math, a elect, 1 safety of hundreds of their fellow-creatures at once, branches Bartholomew's Day, was oelebrated at Dijon by the arm swam , land . ; (nowt( ..._ t 1,106,760 14 2;105.760 14 lamps Blanc in that city after an excursion into 4.000000 0 4000000 0- . . BUXTON. SHOCKING DEATH OF A WOMAN BY FIRE AT ---..-- was charged with erabersliug the sum of 30a, round by him for and on moonlit of Mr. Francis Norden, 32 5, O. I contrive in the siniplest yet cleverest manner to tioa of a marble slab on the exterior of • wall in the street Notes in niece! Awe place coal-trucks or goods' trains across • line just of Chabot Clammy, on whkb. in Bank notes to order and receipta Palm' ' sate" ' " intwiP. payable et eight _ appears that, like the [among Persian Ambas-held Mr. Jones appeared for the prisoner, and Mr. lamb foe i tioo commemorates the fact that on the proposal of Jeannie, yrsmury accouuts .... t anees the defuse. when excursion trains are approaching within • sador whose reception amused the old age of Louis inquest at St. Bartholomew's Hospital touching the Chabot Count of Mauer, the governor of the provlsos, intim 158,90634 80 168.0•,31t 18 th e J ap anese Tide afternoon Mr. Payne, the City coroner, he anThe prisooer has been in th e employ rf the promote three miles of the station at fifty miles an hoar , so . Current scoonate, mos 10.996038 75 156.10,408 0 _. XIV~ ' saved the country frem the massacres a St. Bartholomew a Ditto branch banks es the twee day. The eccosete had new. gone shrank destb by am of dn. Mary Page. aged 47 years. that • aeries of interesting problems arias and di- Da 15 72. Thi s , •es a B onin ca tnap cou ntry, i t a sig. Dividends payable 1,1,741.466 76 Lb 31,432 76 ..,, that last kfonday morning she heard • woman moaning. fee . b.... the pemeauter, sod up to the present time he had toad mend the most urgent and summary solution ; ma m as r u g, mo d wi s dom the h i rmemeng sp irit of t o i m cmio. Docohe.Zweed•aisaieloikedcl Misegtomotaiik 4,357,70, 66 4,514,649 20 a ll. Th ey are plain conntry gent/emen or town - Upon going to see what was the matter she saw the de- -.e _ . _ 600 i., end b.. straw that that To Whether danger signals can be exhibited in which is rapidly threading thee Teethe. months gen , tr, chosen by the Tyooon to come to F r a nce *eased stoning at the top of the stein twin her thirst. *decency of by from her person with her hands. She was in • mass of flame. time to prevent a collision ; whether the engine- The Bishop of Mines has addressed a pastoral Sundries 10047098 et 10,491.907 33 and study 0001111ereO. They are accompanied . Watuese ran up the stairs to her 'mme and ailed for tho Peescator to apply to his customers to ace what aces sot the whole amount A remand was asked for to esakis ---- ---- depu ted by the Frischtir primmer had embeuled. help. Some of the eeighbours cams in end . the . eta was driver can see the signals soon and far enough, letter expreosive of hie actin disapprobstioa of the bull- a young French engineer Mr. Nudes said that the prisoner had pia him ova I.totem,sts rr Lthreetwe 6t whether all the breaks, if i ns t an tly a pplied, lights which have lately taken place in his diocese, 'skin wherefore the barbarous customs of • past age should be cameo& Aug. sl. Aug. IL At the time the occurreues took place no one Wall . • ------- -------- government to assist their studies . After visiting extioguislied. She secs removed to the hospital in a cob. Fr. C. Fr. c. Toulon and Lyons they will come here, and then with the decease& she made se stateeeeet war with the °Rum are strong enough, whether the cattle .1201 ea seemet of his differences, tut that did not do away Mr. D'Eyecourt remamied the prisoner for a week, sne revived, detailing in forcible language the revolting Cash „k„,- Dead -d In --- 466,67a0 g0 67 500.40. 5e0 et make a tour of the manufacturing and oommercial wears as to how the fi re socurred. Demised was • trucks or goods' train across the lice can brutalities which me minte d co the wretc h e d auk .* be shunted to a siding quickly enough ;- Commode bills overdue .. , and truly reenarkine thet their pr mhos is in open defiance Conunerdal bills discounted. "Mt 0 22 'X" 55 towns of Germany, Belgium. and England. subject to fits. and witness was of opinion that the de- mu tml.M M. ceased was seized with • fit and fell backwards into the two sureties an the sum of 2001. each. kis bail, the prisoner himself ia 4001.,5ai and so on. Even if these questions are of the law passel by the Corp. Liegislatif for the protec- not yet due - fire grate. MI her clothes and back heir were burned. p indefau lt Ito branch tanks ug a en lon MARLBOROUGHSTRE ET. The p rison e r was locked n • capable on their own merits of a tole- ti of animals. advances on &coatis m mouth 61,115,275 25 63,366.0 '3 15 day in question. Upon entering the deceased's room be FADRONI AND THEIR cornea 11,902,500 0 lOWAN° 0 French merchants by parties abroad whom be calla rably speedy and satisfactory solution, there The Correspowleiteia of Madrid annotinces that Ditto branch books Ad sores on French pablic se-found it all filled widi smoke. The deceased stood outside Geiseppe Freschi, • a Dative of Bardi, Italy, was chsrpf remains the possibility of such mistakes as the the Queen of Sulu is in an " ieteresting situation," and c limes is,orAree a 14,700,400 o the Bands Noire, was published on the Bth of July. the door. Her sloth's were bbiziog. Witness got a mat before Mr. Mansfield, with hewing in Regeotstreet. and held it round her with one hand while he pulled the William Hewitt, officer of she Meudicity Society, peed Budd breaking of • drew-bar,'" leaving *stills official declaration will be made when her Majesty D A n ds tran . ch on ben nai ta ..ir sum 10,7000 0 10,688,900 0 The Monitore of this evening republishes it. burning clothes off her body with the other. seeing the primmer, who bad • hurdy.gurdy altuig *obis • - returns to the capital. a 7 egOll 111 the wee et the train thet is (Munn& :weal T . e - thl °edentate Weeeieee • M,649,200 0' M. Napoleon Chaix, the ritariellesf el Frelmer James NM, a washing Ma, proved that th e deemed back, following and begging of lichee and gentlessee is h glanders. of T a A WM; Ma " Queen Met wench net" ' limb tiaos.the e 51.60610 0 dial I sas his wife, ad that the W 5519.00 Wit M 114Fing file r 1 posenestreet yesterday eeenine. He irent up to the not a moment to remove it, mad thus making Advances on Credit loader yesterday.l sonar and took him lath custody, while he had hie head is i Victoria interested bertha Timeally, daring her stay at B on ds certain and inevitable what a minute or two To-morro w being settling (lay, it was to-day the Mr. Restock, surgeon, said tint the deemed was wearily I carriage window and was in the act of begging of thews* abet did not wear crinoline . Roues in favour of the Prince of Augustenburg. With Ditto branch banks .-.. . . I 14onSe des primes, that is the time bargains were horned about the ems, legs and body. She died em , pants of the carriege. before was only a very probable catastrophe. this iet n' ervention is connected the invit itioo sent to several l ' u tv on ames uu n to j u th ne e , 1 5 = (c"Tea. 10,050.000 0 60,000,000 0 ; Thursday from lockjaw , mused by the burns. Before her Signer Luciano, the secretary of the Italian Bounded Something of this kind eppows to be the story of persons f t the Augustenburg family and Count de Mew- Government stock reserve 1E980,750 14 1%580,74 14 • settled. Tho Bourse was the best of the month, Teats the said to witness, " 1 bawl a fit and fell is the Ike * Society, who attended to watch the ease,. said the primer the accident on the Great Northern line at Colney dorff to be present at the in of the meauraent jueitLdlsposammoblebaiges 4. 2.4 116.66/,44 91 54667,487 91 and the "bulls" have decided th e long fought battle Tho Cerener having summed up, _the jary retuned a ear- ea informed him &bet he bad only been in this country a Hat* on Wednesday evening , in which fifty to Preece Albert." J ime, 1867) • diet of "Aocidentsl death by fire." t he end that he was living with • mamed Emcee Rthiotti. Or sixty passengers were more Or less seriously In a Naples letter of the 26th ult. we read •- Hotel and hthilture of the bank& • lathed property, branches •. • • 5,40001 0 8,476091 0 1 of 21c. Mobilier at 8231 r. 750. The public have -------- Hewitt said he knew the man end be was • 'lowlier wounded, and those who escaped wounds "Mdme.Ristoribeivichereatpresent,thehappy ideawathitou Expensea of management of orgaaisiog • dramatic soiree for the benefit of the cholera s 'w° n°s - Pa le' or Luaisoo said he had asked the lad whether he were shaken and terrified out of their wits. ----- - ----- for investment come from all sides. It is only to This morning the let battalion Coldstream On•rds, com• would like to go beck to his own country, as the society pet:Mots at Altoona end San Severe. With the generosity 1,600,601,01 5 57 1,487,302.0 M 61 - mead at the Inlaatt7 would seed From • comparison of the reports whichbe feared that the long depression of securities will /needed by L.ene•Colosel Cooolly, pa in . him; . ood twat to „so which d ' • b her, Mine. Ristori consented Mime- Certified neurons es by the Senator Governor of the leak of Frame Barracks, Windsor, shortly before 9 o'clock, readiness Mr. Mansfield said di would be • g have reached us, it appears that a dia.', to this work of chatity. She was supported by our Iffirced) Soutells. be followed by an equally exaggemted rush of for their departure for the new Chelsea barracks. The trig parliament to hug up the padrosi, who did intuits Midland excursion train was coming up on Wed- two great tr ag ic sot/eases, who we co acting at Nsple•-•d do so mai speculation. The weekly return of the Bank of battalion numbered 14 came% 5g2 un-oomminimed . m i ss bisf, Ti m e aec ceery f ee pecoons who coal nesday evening to King's Cross. A t the same time Mmes. Ladowski and Gavle. MM. &dried and Mejereol THE WAR BETWEEN PARAGUAY AIM France is a most f avour a ble p roof of the resuseita- masers end me, 62 women, 77 . by _ ~ _ children. sod 4 Memo I harm as they could. They brought over young . le The tettelion will be relieved at Windsor the '2 nd ; lead a vagaboad life, and if ever they went back to their own a Great Northern coal train was coming up, and den lent their aselatacce. FechaPil 00 theatrical mermen. THE BRAZILS. Lion of commercial activity. tettalion of Grenville Guards from Aidershott. I country they dartwek without having sequined an mace was stopped at Colney Hatch Station to add a don in Italy ever before brought +Nether mi many artists NDON MARKETS - THIS ' tion for study iy. 810 DE JANEIRO, AVOW!? 8. The Reno Contemporaine, published to-day, con- Psarainose tre errs Lo ( wood ii • Lm o sum to „ow n of the first order. The whole of the Neepoltan society hadday of the partndge enrion, 1 Mr. Manadeild then rep Ho ar truck. The coal train was in advance of the ex• tains an article on the effect on the new " arms Mr). - « Mi ll bi rfe i d ° reli ant kts and the ' 'pal 11 to the prisoner that he would be discharged this time, but • G d given itself reedezvous at this magoi6ceot soiree et the Sea The Emperor, on his arrival at Rio ran e, following Neves- au- :....-en___ mar, curaion train, and how far in advance the result - he d row e reaeu d to of precision," from which I extract the t e a Pr- b Pea : that Uhe chine to the coon again he would be sent to prisce Carlo, and the tee •Ipta teen 10, r. published tae following proclamation addterm' shops in the metropolis presets a g ood •owo f . will show. After it had passed Hadeeld The foil ' • owing is an extract of a letter from her the inhabitants of that province : table of the losses of all the armies in the Crimean birds. Partridges this day me in fiee eonditem, sad sold at fop • mouth. U. and 6s. a brims ; the smaller birds were sold at 3a. 6d. WORSHIPZITLEET. the danger signal was Put on l et Barnet Heiestje consul at Smyrna, Me. Cumberbatch, to Gummi war. It is taken from the report of C r. Chem; std 4a the hew ~ and there were several hampers offered a t OBTAINING MOSEY ONDen FRETENCOI OF ammo A Without the slightest provoution the taritory of our to warn the excursion train to approach Charles Fox :-" British Consulate, Smyrna, August 18. • •i • . b ra ce These, *defog their appearance, head of the medical department in the C mea . 2s. and 2s. fel. . _., . ,b, vriditse. esinstry has been invaded for the second time by order of i us to the Ist of Sep - Charla Smith, of middle-age. and requitable fa are CantiOnsly on account of the coal train, which was It s will forgive me when I ask for a donation from the ieweremee t of p ereguee _ Let our on ly thought be French, Fostish. Pied- Turks. u ue dene must have been laughs' ea Pre as charged with the shove-ironed offence. then being shunted at Colney Mitch. Barnet is Yoe in he of some tbonsanda of starving people. I monism her. Hares are fine, and fetched from 3s. to 4a. fel. each. Perth. w . ; ... . w ipe, a farmer and cow keeper residing et to avenge so rat an affront, and every one of u glory win e d I°Se 2 ' 751 12 la,••• 5•03•• Tits ATTIIMPTED 3117RDER AT Fneoess.--On mak- , led in March Isms one of his servant= some three miles from Colney Hatch Station , with have &private fund for • number of widows and cripple% more and more in the honour and bi- every of Brazilians. Died Is SNOW. big Writs at the Richmond Hospital to dam, we (Dublin Osage Cordell for embezzlement ;weal the result e and there is the General Commission Fund. When I tell or after the Te a tunnel between. The excursion trsin passed The tepidity of communication between the capital of the turn of wounds Evening mat) learn tbat the unfortunate mar, Joseph peoceeding was did Dot now transpire, but it was rene w ed Barnet at fifty miles an hour ; perceived from the you that Idistribute daily to 1,200 families in my yard, . ad hi . sne ak s ae t o w it ama your bi. an d dame- 55 575 15,427 t. 161 0,00 00,00 Connie% whew life was at by O'Flynn. on Tees- ea taw t ga o f li m a th e pres up t prisoner s m ith crest to a ,__ _. fun d s • i . ,_, m empire • your pros 7 00 my ma8"10 that o ur re V al " re P enw " 4. ^ • deeds. I addrees you es • father zealous foe the honour of -- -- -- --- day night, lies still in • moat precarithe erudition. The ; Mrs. Hiuton, ie Eldridgestre.t. ilomertm, and &dud 41 tunnel the danger signal in front, and then bays collected 1,7001. or 1,800 i., besides the Greek, Arm Total .••. 95.016 22. 180 2 4 04 55 . 0 ° 0 e o ° ,oo° bail in the left tbith has been extracted by De. Finning. gee her daughter, the this of George GordelL Is tbe FM' 6- m fr s Brazilian family ;I am certain that you will aet u bat up to the hour at whioh our ioquiry was made it was slackened speed. Meanwhile • " draw-bar " Man, Jewish, and Ottoman funds, which mike up double In the French army- ethos of mother and daughter be a red, " I have come feet brothers who love one another the more when any of them not fouud possible to extract the ball which entered the j Mr. Cope to settle the matter • providing toe Thepay no s connecting two of the coal trucks which were that amount, so fee • fortnight we can swim. If you have are in suffer i ng. Mod of cholera and other dtssases before the head through the left eye. The coarse taken by the medical , O wes for him. he hr promised ' so to do. wow/ being shunted at Carley Hatch Station broke, any friends who know Smyrna, perhaps they might be in- D. Peru IL, battle of the Alma Killed or missing 5,084 10,240 gentlemen has been simply to tram the progress of the b all i wes paid forthwith, hut to the astonishment of the Oa% and one of them was loft lying across the line. dared by you to help um. My beakers are Meier& Drum• Comeitntional Empower and perpetual defender of BreziL Died in hooduls and ambul an ces C7021 Strict orders have been given that the patient shall be kept . dell family their relative vet remaioed under mimed, sed mind." Died before entertug the houltals ; ultimately it transpired that a fraud bad been commillsi Into this truck the ' excursion train, et a Ascur Moinz DA SILv• Finutax. Lose of the reintliante ishipwreck) Twenty-five Mississippi planters are under Palau of Rio Grande, July 16, 1865. Died In Francs after their return from the bum The prisoner also tontines@ is a very critical condition. Im. 1 pace reduced from fifty miles an hour 12,025 Mr. Cope swore that be know nuttier; al ths prisowe i arrest at Vick.burg foe maltreetiog their tepees. In Noith pitan in the East medietely on his arrival at Kilmainham last evening, Mr. His Majesty was most enthusiastically received the bar, had not received moan -directly cc otherwise to fi fteen in the spars of two miles, c ••-------- aro ins pest ciene•ties are sometimes practiaed upon them!"""----=------_ Price, the goveircor, foand it neceema7 to procure medical i from him, nor in anyway author i se d h i m to mee . i s ihe by ' tae population, and it is to be hoped that his pro rate with the results that might be expected. Six and in Virgil:l;a some clusites are imported. WEATHER REPORT. -(THIS DAY.) aelialrinen, and this morning the report is that erysipelas in : metier. of the coal trucks were completely smashed, the MEMORIAL or rem Itrone How. W. B. GLAD- 89noe will dispel the petty jealousies and party feel- the head is dreeded, so that his life may be placed is 1 Mr. iler:tage for the prisoner, obssreed-My cent is engine of the excursion train disabled, carriages emirs M.P.-Shortie steer Mr. Gladstone lost his seat for Mg that divide that magni fi cent province. After noose. eeine tl it I. • • Lie danpr. We maytheerve that during the progrusof the magim charge d w ith har i ng rece i ve d moosy f or muld24 Up aea teri 6l innentiPtion YestFrda7 , liir. Taylor. at tb• DumMk ! ot embezzlement ; it is common for pawns to 'Mertes les the U Diversity of Oxford, at the last general election, a a short visit to the capital of the provinoe, Porto T W. It Ex D. I. R. & I. B * -...-.--....- ----.- Observatory, allot at the office of the oor detective ; burled over each other, and such a scene of eon-Idea that this may dome without any violation of tbe lee, 1 ber of tl wh • ted the Novices Alegre, arg OM gen amen o spermsc oat s division of poliae, and gave information to the effect that .--. 1 1 1. r ' wbee it was to oblige all parties ounceroed ; but I fusion, terror, and havoc enacted as is only to be whi:eduring a period of 18 years the right hon. gentleman his set out for Rio Pardo oa th e Nairn ...... fast ass. 4 4 Aberdeen .. MOD W.N.W. 7 2 LW. rc - S on Tuesday night, shortly before 10 o'elock, when he wag I was see aware that Mr. Cope did not receive the soweedic! witnessed on a great line of railway, at a fire, an rendered to the church sod the oniversitt, determined to 28th, aocompan by y g ..,,,,,,• ilea his Ro al Hi hums the g e t* :cave 69 W. 6 4 N.C. cb -, 4 about 400 yards from Cardifrobeidge, near Finlike, • man The reaper themes me now that he did not musics; set ODMMernorate those iservicee by setae adequate memorial. i lc a 5 W. 14 . W. o- 4 the d•• f h I d w i th th tof the . Duke of Saxe, the Minister of War, Generals s'"'ww w .,: . • S '''' ) we-notion ow om exact y cerrespoo swi li i itamo of m r. cope, and moreuver that be has offered to inundation, or a battle field when the fight is tar A subscription wen at ones opeoed, confined to masters of ~,c4 " - _ ,___e"_. o . • 30 . 0 . F. W•N. W • ! 6 IC.W. • •••• 1 Meer called upon him to "Stand aed deliver." Hpon ' s will lot __,.. return the month, which, however, the Cordell and won. srts and such as have taken higher degrees, whether their Caxias and Cabral, and Admiral Parker. W. ht 0.5, 2 •""'"••••• ''''''''l w.w 5' I R e W oSOE I. 14 / I °r Taming , the Da rt, ' P m ", tea • rsita__•,°d, rid I receive. I can only express a hope that be may tts dolt On the same day, on the North Western line, tti, t present on the books of their colleges or nOt t General Baron of Porto Alegre , has been a __ ode -wee • 3 tne 5 14 ' " • -tiw N. na e,02 g be would have hie lif if a. _r. TapOr ran away, moo math w i t h i se w s tly . - 1 r - tiverpoce . 110.13,90 W.N.W. 5 _. • v W. ce " a considerable s a has already bees contributed to a distally afterwards heard the report of a pistol, and forted :- • • • e d i trial a t the swims id ~,_ 1 Pneoser was fully committ or an excursion train from Chester came into collision secure the object in view. Whet is to be done with the Pointed commander-in-chief of the forces in Rio L .. ... I dome. „ mans w. 5 6 L 8.% . c - sum erve. 4 6 W. re -• 3 that a missile bad struck the earth in dose proximity to his Middlesex . with • goods train shunting at Waverton Station. 63 N.W. I 6 Ii.N.W. for 0.06 1 mouth which has been raised will be a question for the Grande ;heis a distinguished and gallant officer, Ira .. . t. .. . ... SA; w • 2 , 2 K. I c _ 2 Incce. LAMBETH. with executive committee which has been nominated. It wasTICS LADtEa' MIDICAL COLLIOL-Tbie institn- The passengers are reported to have escaped at first anigiesteil that • scholarship should be founded at d popular • that province an very popu in p OPPoSINO TEL LOC.-TURNING otrr TIM NAN IN rosiaress. " a few bruises and a severe shaking" (which Christ Church, where ththicht hon. gentleman was educated, The Paraguayan invading army had passed w ...th lwaha ot a t r b t. .... lisatt N ff g : : 1 : yr . . I be - -7. I i ewe recently established by the Female Heidi& Society Thomas Lynn was charged beton, Mr. Elliott with test ! N.M. 4 a W. lea - 2 opens the text sethon with th horodnatory addrees by Di: lag not • man is legal poseeseion of his goods...a plog__, Z. is the o ffi cial railway formula for describing bearing his name, o he whole of the coan In ward isarieireitie "els ' el is walaWAer I 0, - s V ed at We H • nue Rooms as October L ist the beilff of Ca Newell elate go° Min to t 0 1. . thrringh Itaqui and was on the march to 3 . WIG to. .• • .... • ens - mn s, e ano or sq , about . ; him bear by i o the ea ret waquence of the very large number of acholerships, exhi. ..,lades ... 30.11 00 , N.W. 14. 5 , W.- 3 o'clock. We hear that there am 5 twwatY I with aseaulting the bailiff himself. nerves unstrung for life, perhaps incipient pane bilious, and other hethfacthiss et Oxford, it was thought u ruguayana, but Generals Caldwell and Cana- rereete g .• ti w.w. I 6 6 1 W.N.W. I o - 6 Coett, 0 2 lyais and total incapacity for businees henceforth ), undesirable to add to them in the presebt inetanOe. It was barro with 8,000 to 10,000 men are reported to be tiarhoccole •95 58 N.W. 1 4 W. ; c - 1 ladies who have entered es students of mid Infer, and the i Mr. Dixon, the bailiff of Lambeth County . ties es Fe ' • Z a no 69 N.W. I 5 1 SAL ,ca - a treatment of the diseases of women sod ha veeldn, bed that Mese as the day before he served an use* ,_, xt suggested that a portrait of the right hon. gentleman at the ford of Santa Maria on the left bank of the 7o,,,bii(i. I - '__ . ___z_______ - - •,:---- - . - the college will probably after next year ve a sufficient goods of the prisoner for 10e. 6d.. sad the stocarit ,in. but the injury to wagons and carriages was such :told be l mid • h Rod] i Ile roposi . which p a io t e ean t my, a p non number of stodeote to prove self-sapporting. The society, Wag forthcoming he left his man in paisessim. bia : I ` e as to block up the whole traffic) for at least the met eon very considerable favour. Athther proposal, oriqi- River Ibicuy to defend the passage, and Colonel raossere. however, are involved is large *nooses for advert sing , • D oi left the home him.elf many swim • night. The Irish limited mail was by doe pressen- '2 tine with an influential maim) of emtheibuters to the Fernandez is harassing the left flank of the in- el/rnDAT. Oil MOURN= enDaY. lu ll ed, Wee that a marble statue, re tie then ri h g gt on. 1 • n was turned out of the house, and •05 w.s.w. ir , N.N.w., „ mem to. re N. eed hock. printieg, postage, office expsese . fro., and there is a eon- i he ma . tions stopped in time. Of course, we are informed gentleman, should be placed in a othspienees positio is the , vaders with his division, 2,000 strong, mostly ca- strong to treat. fresb, sonalig. i „ rinds balance due to Mr. Wilson. the treasurer. The lam struggling with the petemer, he west ts his mitt' that the engine driver on the Great Northern line, universitY. Jneeint from m a exPressith of mlee° amesegst I molest' . ry There is, however, a report, supposed to showers. Noe. law I committee also require to establish a mama= sad library of • awe. Tee poisoner, who was the yam for ~i , North ....deny, fresh. ensnare Melly nolth-weeterly ! reference is eouthection with the college. in order that the lar d on him and esit him severely with a been ...- the subscribers, no far as opportunities have been afforded I .be unfounded, that the P araguayans bad managed eee' ll Y I te. ta mei Cril treih. with swine ladies may study with the same advantages as studeets of all over the body ;et length a policeman cam and lts ilmi who drove into the coal trucks at Colney Hatch for b i it, th la t ota ning e s mama ala that most is accord- I showers. „ !the other sex. The objects of the Female Medical Sudety the prints., ipso cus t o dy. was an old and experienced servant of the Company ; seat with the views of the grist body of oontributrani. Immo. Ito cross that river at a different point. vi• .„ te r ~,N , ,,,m • . ~„f resh, ' 89"92"' W 'l' l 9 ';,i ic k i :' t' , 1" I are of great email importances. It is •• most proper and , Thomas Terry said that he had hue put is twesser o g he only " miscalculated his distance. "-another date steps, however, will be taken to thertain what are H, R . Count d'Eu left Rio oar the let to join • 4 "7,'„" 0 ",, ----, e mir, fin e desirable thieg that the practiced midwifety should be Lift 1 Mr. Dime, rind woe after the primer desired hint r, ins really the views of the stibsortbsre generally to the bind, mild and comprehensive f amula--or it may be end tees so delay is immediate l y earrying them out will be his imperial father-ir. law at Rio Grande. W.& W. to N. N. W.. Itaintinr. As next above. in the hands of womea as far as possible, and the ng up ' and on his refusal he caught bold of him and tm (and this is the orthodox belief of the officials of Permitted- raring, Strong to Three decrees were published yesterday appeal- m naerate, toe gese• • of the ANS a properly educated c l a ss of Iscly sonmebeers w ilt remove our. They had a widest etingrie on the does • tae Doll reason why • slugs pare of this ;nodes has of late ° and he was a good deal hurt befwee Mr. Din er WU, the line) the rails would not bite (though the ELECTION OE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.-The lug to the country for volunteers, and calling out mi l e. years fallen into the bends of men. This movement hi. m ot o r.. wsciaa t : yof electing a Lord Mayor of the City of London ,,,NortlienmSonland. Weetere=irelend. Wales, and this- moreover, not to be rooked with the raiser, eleemosysary : Mr. Elliott (to Mr. Dixoo)-Did you show your • weather was fine and dry), and thus the power of , in U"n ' Ald W * Sto H llse enccesaion to erman arm Tines H. le, the present National Guard . Severe measures are an- pestle Bouthern.lnglith Channel and Bay of Biscay. some ;i t a i ms a t ma ti ng a nee dy and uno c c upied clan t o t h e 6 ,4 70 , w , 7 Oere the breaks was insufficient. Between these con- I chief magistrate, will take place on Friday, the 29th inst. I Bounced against the latter in case of remissums, England and North See. Eastern=bastward of women i t to society, and useful to themselves ; 1 Mr. Dime-I did, sir. flitting versions of an accident for which two Corn- • 1 Those members of the Court of Aldermen who have the - - - ---- - test • /de lia and by opening up to women the noblest and fittest of the I The planer, is reply to the their% said __ so 1 Advicee have been received from Buenos Ayres with their Mine, hones, and cattle, have been reeeived at i Mis t " "me° in other "' kg ' D •ltt ' im " * I Mr. Elliott told b him is conduct was most ; passed the shrievalty are alone eligible, and those who : R. 57 Alderman Thomas Gabriel (Vintry) elected TEE vIRCASCOANIS.-The emigration of the Cir ceseian tribes continues unabated. Two thounand Tchee e rosily professional ameations. it will ertablistt a mat ' bad been bat meetly mafioso!. sod ace withi vielssrr n theses li re tprieciple whish must amitredly bring about the entry of should be preemie he certainly did tan him out. e a not now accessible to them. We trust that the due pro- ' convicted him in a penalty of 24, or one mouth • panies are responsible, one fact at least re - , have not passed the chair stand in thef , followieg order :- 1 widowers having children. ' mains indisputeble, and that 21, an ex- Aldermen Beejemin hairs Phillips (Parrngdoo Within), I which the torsion traiu proceeding at the rate of fifty f a ll sa 1- -- ; veil •7 • 1 li fa ( ' !to the 29th, and from Montevideo to the 30th Ilit. Mars by the Turkish authorities, having been eondoeted I m o o . o f t h e wor k o f th e F e male Healed Society will sot eat ; Alderman ham arm ey Aen sap), elected miles an hour with a coal train in front, and so 1868 ; Alderman John .3 web Hecht fLineestrese sleeted I Uminiza bad not yet reoorgsniried his djahanded thither by Russian officers. The whole o f the tribe, nem. Ibe allowed to lag for want of IMbilo support, and we ''"'' little in advance that it made all the di ff erence be- 1858 ; Alderman Abbiee (Bridge Within), elect e d 1859 1 - e i ' ar m y . After the exchange of several letters between bering tome 60,000 rode, will, it is ex/seated , follow ireecoomend those of our reeders who are interested (and nof Alderman James Clarks Lawreece (Walbrook). electt f or our heeTYeenrßxvisrito Binatsrans.-Xr. Mellor, atop mo t route, and be diapered over the district wh° an t s° 4l hi O •°•idibg /" Par am llor , and Mr . Cave have been appointed tween danger and safety whether • driw.bar broke 1860 eaten se Themes Diann (Candlewieb), elected 1861; him and General Mitre, an interview took place tee same see bettor class scenes, to watch the assionnoementa in our 3ostles Me , .. a . _ _ e __ l ge in the shunting of the coal train at the next Alde Besley (Aldgate), elected 1861 Alderman Luse between them at Concordia, where a grand review h am Hooch, Shwas, and Diarbekir. The Kabardians o• the Ildlited moan ; Mr. Med.. we ..... 1 elvemising ogre, or to writ* to the hon. secretary, Dr. ...,... 8. , Frederick sled., hic. Node,. M r. Rai,. Oa M .. ! , aldgete). elected 1863. Alderman ti add aed Alderman ' ham elm intimatsa th sir dslir° to • 101 5 1 " 047 . ! Dimuuds, 4, Fitgroy-squars. for rforsastion am to teen """•.,_, station, and left one truck lying across the line. ; Baslet b riff bet their time of officei wilt ' Bosley are the presto s e 4,0 f the allied &nil was held in their presences. but the Porte haa replied to their applicatios that I ote We are gratified to be able to publish the '•"'"'"&" seee been eppolated revising builders 00 The wounded and shaken may console themselves . have expired before the eleekion for the mayoralty. Ted I T a Circuit --e . -t now appears pretty certain that Urquina's it caanot reosive them before next year. Another 1 Creashat John Stuart UM, Es%, IL P., hu epos ,`" ,-..--- e • with the reflection that it woe animism an old ether aldermen below the chair, Messrs. Gibbons, Water. ' I taaeously forwarded • a subseriptioa foe himself and for mI7LL IST seTTORNZT. r. M StanntOn stopt low, and Staub, not having beet sheriffs, are leeligible for Ileitom at taro army was not disbanded through any fault of that i tribe, the Abases, wish to return to their native motostaine, `hi s dau.hur, sad that the chsg„ w as sosomosu i se i hy re „;„,d fro m „ r , a m i. B ryi es so . _ _ .. ._ wwe and experienced servant of the Company very , th e office of doff magistrate. The °raillery comes pursued • general, and that the 000nrrence warc entirely owing and bare requested the Turklah government to famish a um,: con t a i n i n g war m ee peemiepe 0 1 a pp r oval a l th e Mon fee the • 'misty of Kilkutsv. the 10 00 1 1 017.41 1 lightly miscalculated the distance-so nicely • at such electioas is for the livery to return the mimes ofo Osediesesamet, Aet 9. 1865.-Ther Owen to the treachery of hie officer , some of whom report them with vessels for th e rupee. They have, however, lob eau of the society. The mere amociation of the great "-. eV _ ._,_ gill two ',Dior aldermen below the chair to the Cbdrt of are distances calculated between excursion trains aZieder a been informed that they can either proceed to Russia by i iiti e name with this whew and ill Obleete Will - I Was dead Mie pewees at the yea th Lo d M and Dave been (already shot. Aldermen. wed sleet one as e new r ayor, Me 00 1 5 eleetw, bard Mr. Beyest's speedi end ello7-1 prejudice which has hitherto been ex- retwa4ofthe going at fi fty miles an hour, and coal trains going Court of Aldermen almost invariably select the *mbar of General Flores, at the head of 5,000 picked hod or be dist ri buted in the modems of the interior. Tim i ter n "eel of the . rieued from a large portion of the unthinking public. slime, I beg to say that, as lie is at pri. at fifteen. With this reflection, too may be con- the two. In the event, therefore, of the old custom being latest arrivals in Turkey make the total number of Cir :D • b e fothinweeiethe England (where yen can easily find Wall, I °l e i ; Neverthelma. money most g a te p n ~ adhered to. Alderman Phillips will be Lord Mayor of Lou . tropes , of which 1,000 are Brazilians, has marched ' 1 me m ar m r est. encamped on the Asiatic shore of the ' operations which am requisite for an adeqpromotion happy to ens yon any satisfaction you may teriniTS"' soled hundreds of passengers coring to town by don for the year 1865-6. up the right bank of the Uruguay, to meet the Bleck 5e5172,000. of this peat movemest.- Victoria Meeeeine for September. Wile Yee" Eetselle ca n - ---- LLSBON, Alwyn 31. 1 The new ministry has not yet been formed. The Minister for Foreign Affairs has officially stated in Cortes that Prince Amadeus did not come to represent King Victor Emmanuel at the baptism of the infant prince. The Cortes have granted leave to the King to travel abroad. It is stated that his Majesty and the Queen will visit Italy, Dom Fernando acting as regent during their absence. Both events being unprecedented excite public , 1 1 1 i‘ !I 1 , II 1. i 1 JOHN BROODFS. ORIGINAL GOLD ORLIN MANUFACTORY iii itSWITIVTAAMM. COVIINT-OALDEN. I GUI BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS. ------- .0111.1 BROODEN'S GOLD GL LILD CRAMS. *OHN BROODEICS GOLD AIM= CHAIN! TE---- JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD BROOM CHAINS. LONDON mast have a GENTLZIK AN'S suersa sad music moom.—"avaim ,- atisr /Lund llelbses Ocearts. If tie erpretifi• TO 0011RESTOND 1 C 1 fTe. Advortiosasubt branded tor The lbutrise Losdoa Imam V mita Mlb* c atty. tO, Boavorlastroet. by T we o'clock on Vie day el publication. HAYMARKIT. nits THRICE MANKIND. Miss L. Itsitlan(L FLA ANGELO. Mr. W. Montgomery and Mir K. Rodnerv. -And lILO N . Mews. Robins a.d dashes Maras YaitlAnd, Robertson, Cavendish, Pelham. and Mrs. Raymond. -- PRINCILANS. V, TEM Worm, Aimms•reetrros AND TTDDIVITRINGS. , ....ARRA!' NA POWYS. Mews. D. Boosiowit, J. Dronchsr, H. Yanciesnal, D. b'teber. D. Murray, Myra, Charier; Mrs. D. llonsicault and Miss Oliver.-Aad MAPLE APOLOGY. BRITANNIA. THIS HYWHO, THE LAST SHILLING. Mr. H Yuneld. - The Molten Troupe. - Gymnastics b+ the Charre*. - on Vocalisation by Mr. Albert Steele.-ApedCOSFROKRATK'S DAUGHTED. Miss S. MIAs. ,PTEMBER 1865. Paraguayan ll;;77-----vas um descending ; and the'c, latest news stated the forces to be within a few leagues of each other. This maysment, if suoseei ful, will out oft the retreat of the Paraguayan army in Rio Grande. Admiral Pamandare's flotilla has not yet been able to get up the Uruguay beyond the Salto for want of water. The fleet in the river Parana is still at the Chim boral, also detained for want of water. The damage done at the battle of Riachuelo has been repaired. ~. lIIPRAORDIMANY THE ALLEgED CHILD MURDER IN THE £ 42T BIM ~..:.... —.... RESUMPTION OP THE INQUENE—frois DAY.) At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. John Humphrey% the ooer for Middlesex, gemmed at the Brown Beer w Tavern, lamanatreet, Whiseehapel. ilu ievastiption rr gyrating the duds of the illegitimate &Rd of Keep Palmeri otherwise Ginnew, who Is shamed with its megdsg. 1 Tee aroused. it will be sultionat to state, inn • Dorval at the White Swum, a tavern in the Conimereialsoad. she on last Sunday week went to the Image of • labourer named Alter% in Whiteshape), and gave him a brown paper paned cootaioing the body of a child which bad met its death by suffocation. Subsequendy she wee arrested by the pails, who also apprsheoded the manager of the White Swan, Thomas Aldridge, on the charge of aiding end abetting her in the concealment of the bitch of , 1 the child. In the course of the inquiry it came out that the accused had had soother child, which was mining, and which she stated she had sent to Amstips. She was not able, however, to state where in America the ebild was, g its and consequently grave suspicions were excited respe:tio late. Upon the resumption of the proceedings, Inspector Holloway said that be was in a positien to Blear up the doubt that existed about the slaw mild. &Doe the adienninest of the wort he had obtained a letter addressed I to the accused from New York dat e her mother, Mrs. (Hu i raw •it would bs sews hy the that , no sews of what had tibia plain in London could ha ve leashed the relatives of the young woman in America at the time the letter was written. Thu principal passage . wee the fellewher : ' New York, Augeat 12. " Myf Daoghter,—l take this opportunity of writing you a fe w hoes, hoping_ you are in goad betlth. es this leaves me at present. I have received a hitter from Jemse. who pays that he will pay your pursue right sway. Ha would send for Ano, but Le has been saviog as humuch as will bring you out one at a time ever oleos be been at Chien*. You would want to trePare hat 11 it wan 0 01 7 to see alter your child. I don't like to nee your child treated as he is. Parker abused me to little or not 1 Heald for , speaking to him about abusing Freddy. said not look at Freddy, and he would treat him I don' as he lknow iked. So hurry out as soon as you get the owlet, tot t but he would sell the child, be is naive him in *rich a dreadful manner. Be would not if I had a piece for him. ' n M dear daughter —1 hope we will all be together agai soon. You musibe tired of Londoo. It is had to leave A behind, will come steer." In the na rest of the letter it she Mrs. Gionow urgently entreated her daughter to hurry out to see the little boy, aad said, "I don't think you care go much about coming out now as you did some time ego.' that The the Corm elder child wasier said thatreall that in letter "bowed conclusively y America. Inspector Holloway paid that there was no farther evi dence with respect to the cue of the child that was carried to the house of the Align's. gum up and The Coroner then proceeded so read over the very voluminooe depositions at length. He said Oast it was folly proved that the child bad lived, and ita death was caused by su ff ocation. But before tbe jury *wad deal with the ease cue one of murder or manslaughter, it would be nocenwry to ascertain whether the child bad had a sepa rate existence from the mother. They should consider the whole mops of the evidence, and dial with the case acoord iagly. The jury, after a long deliberation, returned a verdict, " That the deceased male child died from so ff oestioa, bat that the coma of the suffocation was unknown." The Coroner said that wider the circumne. stances he con sidered the verdict to be a yell proper o The proceedings thee terminated. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Mon out own onazironviax.) PARIS, ThutzsDAT Evenn. Although the S'u'ck continues to sulk at the fes tivities of the combined fleets as much at Ports mouth as it did at Cherbou r g and Brest, thinking they would be bet ter em p lo y ed in regulating the affairs of the Blbe Duobies, or blockading some port in Bohemia, the French press in general seems inclined to take a greater i n t e rest in the proceedings in the English port than was shown in relation to the visit of our fleet to their own shores. Probably for the very reason that the Bieck sneers at the demonstration, the Constitutionne/ makes the moss of it, and re produces the leaden of most of the London papers to prove the c ordialit y of the good feeling which exists towards France. The "humorous" hints on behaviour for English visitors to Portsmouth in Tuesday's Daily News are referred to in the place of honour of the bulletin, and given in full under the head of London. 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